Infrastructure Adaptation and Resilience - Pescadero Flooding January 2023

Floodwater from a series of storms fills a Pescadero street in January 2023 in a town long troubled by power outages.

Infrastructure - Fire Engine 59 responds in Pescadero as floodwaters rise from Pescadero Creek

San Mateo County Fire Engine 59 responds in Pescadero as floodwaters rise from Pescadero Creek.

Infrastructure Adaptation - Road collapse following winter storms in San Mateo County

Road collapse following winter storms in San Mateo County.

Project Updates

October 2026

Consultant finalized Public Engagement Plan. Project Framework Methodology to be finalized in October. Consultant has been working Educational Materials for the first Virtual Workshop with Community Based Organizations. 

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Project No. RW528; Project File No. E5121

About the Project

The design project will build on the efforts of previous climate adaptation planning to advance transportation infrastructure adaptation needs and strategies, with a particular focus on vulnerable communities. Implementation of the Project recommendations will further address vulnerable community needs by providing customized solutions to address the impacts of climate change in these communities. The Project will address transportation infrastructure climate and resiliency vulnerabilities and result in a transportation projects prioritization list and 30% conceptual designs incorporated into a final report to advance to subsequent stages of funding and implementation.

Location

Unincorporated areas of San Mateo County

Public Works Contact

Alex Zhang
Senior Civil Engineer 
azhang@smcgov.org
650-363-4100

Contractor

Arup (Consultant)

Video

Coming Soon

Registration & Subscription Link

San Mateo County Transportation Resilience Plan – Virtual Community Workshop

Join San Mateo County for a virtual community workshop to learn how climate hazards, such as flooding, wildfires, and landslides, can affect local roads and transportation.

Share your experiences, identify transportation challenges in your community, and help shape priorities for making roads safer and more resilient in unincorporated San Mateo County.

Date: Tuesday, November 17, 2026
Time: 6:00–7:30 PM
Registration: https://bit.ly/smcvirtualworkshop

or https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/UzG3Iqz-THmKtIUlGh44tA#/registration

The workshop will include opportunities to participate in English, Spanish, and Chinese.

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