The San Joaquin Department of Public Works is excited to announce plans for the Boggs Tract Sustainable Transportation Improvements project in your neighborhood. In general, this project will include new and enhanced sidewalks/walkways, bicycle facilities, curb ramp installations, and road rehabilitation.

Why Do We Need a Project?

In 2022, San Joaquin Department of Public Works completed a Boggs Tract Sustainable Community Plan, following traffic and land use studies, as well as outreach meetings with the Boggs Tract community. The Plan guided future street improvements to enhance the mobility and promote walking and biking within Boggs Tract. In 2025, funding was approved for some of the improvements outlined in the Community Plan.

Project Funding

Environmental & Design Phases are funded by the Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act (CRRSAA) allocated by the California Department of Transportation. Funding amount: $860,250.

The Project Construction Phase is partially funded by the Measure K Renewal Strategic Plan, from the Smart Growth Incentive Program of the Long-Term Incentive Program (LTIP), allocated by the San Joaquin Council of Governments. Funding Amount: $4,424,000.

Project costs exceeding funding amounts will be locally funded by the San Joaquin Department of Public Works and the City of Stockton.

Please contact Amarra Gladney at agladney@sjgov.org or (209) 953-7632 with any questions about the project.

Why Do We Need a Project?

What are the Next Steps?

Project Funding