Peabody Road Phase 1 Utility Relocation and Traffic Signal Modification

The City of Fairfield is preparing for Phase 1 of utility relocation and traffic signal modifications along Peabody Road, involving structural changes to improve traffic flow and safety at a key intersection. This includes modifying existing traffic signals and updating road striping to enhance vehicular movement and pedestrian navigation. Additionally, the project requires the relocation of three PG&E utility poles and two Comcast equipment boxes into the City’s public right-of-way, ensuring compliance with municipal infrastructure standards and reducing potential conflicts with future development or road expansion. All work is centered in the 94533 ZIP code area of Fairfield, California, with coordination overseen by the City’s planning and civil engineering teams. The initiative is forecasted for release on July 24, 2026, with primary contact points for inquiries being Yee-Lynn Wong, Associate Planner, and Mehrashk Meidani, Associate Civil Engineer, who can be reached via phone or email listed for project-specific details. While no solicitation number or set-aside information has been provided, the project is explicitly tied to municipal infrastructure upgrades and is intended to align with the City’s broader transportation and utility management goals. The public may access additional project information through the California Environmental Quality Act network using the provided link.