Edgeline Striping State-Aid Project No. HSIPSL-5951(188) County Project No. 820824 in the Third, Fourth, and Fifth Supervisorial Districts

Santa Barbara County is preparing to implement an edge striping project under State-Aid Project No. HSIPSL-5951(188), County Project No. 820824, targeting public safety improvements through the installation of six-inch traffic striping along both sides of designated roadways in the Third, Fourth, and Fifth Supervisorial Districts. The work will cover multiple segments including Calzada Avenue from Roblar Avenue to Oak Trail Road, Santa Rosa Road for approximately 1,100 feet south of Avenue of Flags to 51,400 feet south of Avenue of Flags, and Glen Annie Road from Cathedral Oaks Road to 1.81 miles north of Cathedral Oaks Road in District Three. District Four includes Central Avenue from Union Sugar Avenue to Floradale Avenue, Dominion Road from Foxen Canyon Road to Palmer Road, Palmer Road from US 101 to Foxen Canyon Road, and Foxen Canyon Road from Palmer Road to Alisos Canyon Road. In District Five, striping will be applied to Ray Road from Brown Road to State Route 166 and Brown Road from State Route 1 to approximately 3.35 miles west of State Route 1. The project is state-funded and intended to enhance roadway visibility and safety, with planning and coordination managed by the County’s Engineering Environmental Planner/Coordinator, Kalani Durham, reachable through the provided contact information. The opportunity was posted on June 24, 2026, and is part of broader infrastructure safety initiatives under California’s state-aid program.