PROJECT LOCATION
Allston Way - Milvia Street to Shattuck Avenue
Allston Way – Martin Luther King, Jr. Way to Milvia Street
Arlington Avenue - North City Limit to The Circle
Bancroft Way - San Pablo Avenue to Martin Luther King, Jr. Way
California Street - Oregon Street to Ashby Avenue
Euclid Avenue - Bayview Place to Hearst Avenue
Harmon Street - Idaho Street to Sacramento Street
Haste Street - Piedmont Avenue to Shattuck Avenue
Idaho Street - 66th Street to Alcatraz Avenue
Keeler Avenue - Marin Avenue to Poppy Lane
Mathews Street - Ward Street to Russell Street
Mendocino Avenue - Arlington Avenue to Los Angeles Avenue
Mendocino Place - Mendocino Avenue to Los Angeles Avenue
Oregon Street - San Pablo Avenue to Mabel Street
Oregon Street - California Street to Martin Luther King, Jr. Way
Park Street - Ward Street to Burnett Street
Russell Street - San Pablo Avenue to Park Street
Sacramento Street - University Avenue to South City Limit
Wallace Street - Ward Street to Russell Street
Wildcat Canyon Rd – Grizzly Peak Blvd to the Spiral (Update: 03/2026 – this will get deferred to FY 2026 paving project)
WHAT'S HAPPENING
The FY 2025 Street Maintenance and Rehabilitation Project will resurface and rehabilitate street pavement at 18 locations throughout the City to improve pavement condition and extend the service life of the roadways.
Berkeley maintains approximately 213 centerline miles of public streets. Over time, pavement deteriorates from traffic loading, weather, utility trenching, and aging. When streets are not maintained in a timely manner, the cost of future rehabilitation increases significantly. This project addresses streets across the City that have been identified as needing treatment based on current pavement conditions and the City’s pavement management system.
The City selects streets for rehabilitation based on pavement condition data collected through its pavement management program (StreetSaver) and the priorities established in the Council-adopted Street Rehabilitation and Maintenance Policy. Treatments are matched to each street’s condition and may include full reconstruction, asphalt overlays, digouts and patching, crack sealing, and permeable paver maintenance. The goal is to preserve and extend the useful life of the pavement, improve ride quality, and maintain the overall health of the City’s street network. Where applicable, work will also include Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) curb ramp upgrades and pavement markings.
This project is part of the City’s ongoing annual street rehabilitation program, which supports the City’s Strategic Plan goal to provide state-of-the-art, well-maintained infrastructure. The FY 2025 project is guided by the FY 2024 - FY2028 Street Rehabilitation Plan and the Street Rehabilitation and Maintenance Policy (Resolution No. 70,204-N.S.), adopted by City Council in January 2022.
Timeline
As of March 2026, street resurfacing and rehabilitation work has been completed at all project locations. Permeable paver maintenance on Allston Way between Martin Luther King, Jr. Way and Milvia Street is still underway and is being performed in phases during Berkeley High School recess periods. For schedule details and construction impacts, see the Allston Way Paver Maintenance project page.
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Project Team
