Vegetation Management Along State Route 29

The California Department of Transportation District 4 is planning vegetation removal activities along the southbound side of State Route 29 in Napa County between post miles 33.5 and 34, partnering with Napa Firewise to manage vegetation serving the Tucker Acres community and adjacent state right-of-way. This initiative aims to reduce wildfire risk and improve public safety by clearing flammable vegetation in a high-risk area, with Napa Firewise responsible for carrying out the work under Caltrans oversight. The activity is part of a broader strategy to maintain road corridor safety and enhance community resilience against wildfires. The project is forecasted with a posted date of June 18, 2026, and is being coordinated through Caltrans District 4 based in the Bay Area/Oakland region, with the primary point of contact being Senior Environmental Scientist/Planner Craig Jung. Work will occur in the vicinity of Calistoga, California, and while no solicitation number or NAICS code has been assigned yet, the effort is positioned as a proactive environmental and safety measure rather than a competitive procurement. All activities will align with Caltrans’ environmental planning standards and community safety goals.