Infrastructure
Modern, reliable infrastructure supports daily life and the County team that keeps communities running. This plan invests in essential County systems and facilities—from stormwater and roads to parks, jails and libraries—ensuring upgrades reflect community needs and improve safety, access and quality of life.
Investments include:
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Road Safety and
Maintenance Investments — $265.9 million (+$19
million)**
Funds enhancements such as new traffic signals, curb ramps, pedestrian crossings, guardrails and supports maintenance of 2,000 miles of County roads in unincorporated communities to ensure safe, reliable travel.
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Facility Maintenance and Safety Upgrades—$73.3
million
Funds critical repairs, facility maintenance and major safety upgrades across County facilities, including:- Repairs at San Diego Central Jail, new cameras at George F. Bailey Detention Facility and East Mesa Reentry Facility, and improvements at Rock Mountain Detention Facility.
- HVAC and roof upgrades at the County Emergency Operations Center, along with HVAC improvements at the San Marcos Offices and Edgemoor Skilled Nursing Facility.
- Installation of electric vehicle charging infrastructure across the County.
- Maintains safe, clean park and library facilities through ongoing maintenance, repairs and weed management.
Stormwater and Flood Prevention —
$61.7 million
Supports storm flood prevention through maintenance of
culverts, channels, and storm drains, and funds the operation and
maintenance of the County’s sewer system and water districts.
Parks &
Recreation Operations — $37.7 million (+$1.8
million)**
Operates 159 park facilities, 60,000 acres of
parkland and 398 miles of trails for residents and visitors to enjoy.
Ramona Sheriff Station Replacement—$34.3 million
Builds
a new Ramona Sheriff Station to replace the existing facility
constructed in the 1970s, enhancing public safety services in the region.
** Some adjustments shown reflect how we are aligning funding with updated strategies, staffing adjustments and operational efficiencies. These changes represent a realignment to match current program models and available funding sources. In several cases, costs have been recategorized or shifted to alternative funding streams, but underlying services remain prioritized and supported.
CONTACT
County Administration Center
1600 Pacific Highway, San Diego, CA 92101
