Safety and Reliability for Diverse Communities

With a population of 3.6 million residents and roughly the size of the state of Connecticut, San Diego County is the fifth largest county in the United States. San Diego County Infrastructure Projects meet the demands of numerous visitors and a continually growing population.

A mix of urban and rural communities reach from the desert to the mountains to the beachfront. This includes 70 miles of coastline along the Pacific Ocean. Yet much of the county’s 4,300 square miles are considered rural with agriculture still a large component of the county’s economy. Over these diverse areas are nearly 2,000 miles of County roadways and eight airports, including San Diego International airport, that serve more than 24 million travelers per year. A safe and reliable water supply is crucial for quality of life and the vitality of the region’s $245 billion economy.
Learn More about Infrastructure Projects Happening In The San Diego Region
San Diego County Blogs
Webinar Emphasizes New Rebuild SoCal Partnership Podcast
Executive Director Connects with San Diego Union-Tribune How many times have you driven by a construction site in SoCal and wondered what was going on, how long it [...]
$2B in Infrastructure Projects to Create 100,000 CA Jobs
The California Transportation Commission has approved $2 billion for 56 new infrastructure projects across the state, which the commission says will create more than 100,000 jobs over the [...]
Critical SoCal Improvement Project Reaches Major Milestone
The I-405 Improvement Project – a $1.9 billion project to improve an essential part of SoCal’s infrastructure – has reached another major milestone with the completion and opening of two [...]