In mendocino county near hopland from 0.3 mile to 3.3 miles north of geysers road. Major items of work include traffic control, repair/replace approx

Federal Grant Award Summary

The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) awarded $2,464,001.03 to the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) on September 10, 2025, under the Emergency Relief (ER) Program (CFDA 20.271) for highway infrastructure repair on State Route 101 in Mendocino County near Hopland. The project encompasses approximately 3 miles of roadway from 0.3 miles to 3.3 miles north of Geysers Road and is scheduled for completion by November 1, 2028. Primary deliverables include implementation of traffic control measures, repair and replacement of approximately 400 linear feet of damaged drainage infrastructure, clearing of blocked drainage inlets, placement of erosion control measures, and reconstruction work as necessary to restore the roadway to operational standards.

This award reflects the ER Program's statutory mandate to provide federal assistance for repair and reconstruction of Federal-aid highways and roads damaged by natural disasters or catastrophic failures. As the designated state highway agency, Caltrans serves as the recipient and implementing entity responsible for project management, construction oversight, and compliance with federal requirements through project completion.

Project description

On state route: 101. In mendocino county near hopland from 0.3 mile to 3.3 miles north of geysers road. Major items of work include traffic control, repair/replace approximately 400LF of damaged drainage system, clear blocked drainage inlets, place erosion control, reconstruct and additional work as necessary.