Politics & Government
Citywide Slurry Seal Project To Begin In Sonoma
This project, part of the commitment to keep streets safe and functional, gets underway the week of Sept. 24.

SONOMA, CA – Construction will begin next week on Sonoma's citywide slurry seal project, a street surface treatment project, city officials said.
The project aims to keep the city's streets safe and functional for multiple modes of transportation.
Last month, the City Council awarded the project to VSS International in the amount of $186,120.
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Money for the project will come from Senate Bill 1, local sales tax Measure M and the city's general fund.
For more details on the 2018 Citywide Slurry Seal Project, follow this link.
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