CONSTRUCTION UPDATES
September 15 - Construction Update
Thank you for your patience as work continues. Paving activity is nearing completion in the coming weeks. In addition to final paving of some roadways, crews are preparing for final striping and finish work of all roadways.
Paving is scheduled for the following roadways:
Pentz and Roe Road driveways (September 14)
Boquest Boulevard and Fir Street (September 15)
Oliver Road (September 16 and 17)
Bader Mine Road (night work September 18)
Skyway from Wagstaff to Pentz and from Oliver to Bille (night work September 18 and 19)
Elliott Road between Skyway and Clark (night work September 26 and 28)
Clark Road from Skyway to Wagstaff (September 24 and 25)
Slurry seal work is scheduled for the following roadways on October 1 and 2:
Alpine Court, Black Olive Drive, Falcons View Court, Garden View Lane, Heavenly Place, Josephs Court, Richmond Road, Xeno Place, Forest Lane
Additional roadwork, including utility covers, driveway paving, AC curb installation, and striping will take place through October.
While the majority of residential roadway work has been completed, crews will continue returning over the coming weeks to complete final items such as pavement markings, shoulder work, and other finishing activities.
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Construction activity is weather-dependent and subject to change. Please follow construction signage and drive with caution through the work area.
Questions or issues? Call/text (530) 876-4001 or email ParadiseWorks@TownofParadise.com
PARADISE ROADWAY REHABILITATION
SPRING 2026 UPDATE
This project will focus on the repair of “On-System” and “Off-System roads” that sustained heavy damage in the wake of the Camp Fire and debris removal efforts.
On-System roads are federal-aid routes that are eligible to receive Federal Highway Administration Emergency Relief Program funds that have suffered serious damage as a direct result of a declared disaster. They also serve as either evacuation routes or primary east-west connections to evacuation routes.
Off-System roads are local neighborhood streets owned and maintained by the Town. These roads are evaluated and prioritized for repair based on factors such as pavement condition, maintenance history, and available funding to ensure the greatest benefit to the community.
2026 PROJECT NEWS
2026 PROJECT AREA
The Town of Paradise continues to make significant progress in rebuilding a stronger, safer and more resilient community. In 2025, the Town rebuilt over 100 public roadways that sustained damage during the Camp Fire recovery effort. Plans for 2026 work include rebuilding almost 50 additional roadways.
Roads with an asterisk * indicate those that have already been paved as part of the 2026 work. Crews may need to return to paved roadways for additional finish work during project completion.
Local Roadways (Off-System)
Arterial Roadways (On-System)
Clark Road (Wagstaff Road to Skyway)
Dean Road (Pentz Road to Chapman Lane)
Honey Run Road (Skyway to Barbara Way)
Oliver Road (Skyway to south of Roberts Road)
Pentz Road (Malibu Drive to just north of Arrowhead Drive)
Roe Road (Neal Road to Wilson Lane)
Skyway (Wagstaff to Pentz and Oliver to Bille)
Acorn Ridge Drive*
Alpine Court
American Way*
Apple Lane*
Bader Mine Road
Bartels Place*
Black Olive Drive
Boquest Boulevard
Center Street*
Chandler Drive*
Crestmoor Drive*
Crestview Drive*
Crestwood Drive*
Del Mar Avenue*
Easy Street*
Ewald Court*
Falcons View Court
Fir Street
Foster Road*
Garden View Lane
Grinding Rock Road*
Heavenly Place*
Hollis Hill Drive*
Honey Run Road*
Josephs Court*
Little Grand Canyon Drive*
Mc Kale Road*
Nottingham Drive*
Nottingham Park*
Oakmore Drive*
Orchard Drive*
Pacific Drive*
Pinewood Court*
Pinewood Drive*
Pintail Court*
Princeton Circle*
Princeton Way*
Redbud Drive*
Richmond Road
Roe Road*
Royal Court*
Scottwood Road*
Starlight Court*
Valstream Drive*
Wayland Road*
Wildwood Lane*
Yorkshire Drive*
Xeno Place
ABOUT CONSTRUCTION
Significant work will be completed on each of the impacted roads. Work may include excavation, full depth recycling, asphalt concrete paving, removal and construction of concrete curbs, sidewalks and gutters, driveway improvements, improvements to draining facilities, new signage and striping, and signal modifications.
The following construction-related impacts are anticipated. Please drive with caution and follow signage and detours.
Lane and road closures, with clearly marked detours in place.
Construction-related noise, dust and heavy equipment in residential areas.
Both day and night work, depending on location.
Some weekend work may be required.
Parcels closest to the roadways under construction will be notified prior to work.
What to Expect During Paving
Temporary traffic control and short delays near active work zones.
Dust, noise, and vibration during pulverizing operations.
Reduced roadway access at times while paving work is underway.
Flaggers and signage directing traffic through work areas.
Do not drive on freshly paved roads.
Construction schedules are subject to change.
Please drive with caution in work zones and follow all posted traffic control signs.
PROJECT FUNDING
2025 COMPLETED IMPROVEMENT AREAS
2025 work included improvements on:
Almond Street – between Foster and Pearson Roads
Bille Road – between Oliver and Clark Roads
Buschmann Road – between Foster and Clark Roads
Clark Road – between just north of Wagstaff Road and just north of Pearson Road
Foster Road – between Trailway and Pearson
Pearson Road – between Skyway and Clark Road
97 local “Off-System” roads
All areas have been completed.
The Town of Paradise has been awarded more than $55 million in state and federal funding for these roadway improvements. Funding sources include the Federal Emergency Management Agency for off-system roads, the Federal Highway Administration’s Emergency Relief Program for on-system roads, and the Community Development Block Grant – Disaster Recovery (CDBG DR) funds for all road improvements. CDBG DR funds are paid to the Town as a reimbursement for eligible projects once the work has been performed. The grant funding secured for this specific project is part of a much larger rebuilding effort in Paradise. Learn more about the Town of Paradise’s long-term recovery plan and additional recovery effort funding here.
2025 PROJECT PHOTOS
