Caltrans To Repair Storm-Damaged Section Of Highway 37

SONOMA COUNTY, CA — Pavement repair is scheduled for state Highway 37 at Lakeville Highway in Sonoma County, requiring five consecutive overnight closures of the roadway.

Starting Sunday, March 23 and continuing through Thursday, March 27, traffic control will be in place from 9 each night until 5 the following morning, according to Caltrans. A sixth night of work is planned for Tuesday, April 1, during the same hours.

The traffic control will allow construction crews to grind away old, storm-damaged asphalt and replace it with new pavement, a Caltrans spokesperson said. Crews will also restripe lanes and install electronic loop detectors that send information to traffic signals.

Eastbound and westbound SR-37 lanes will be closed at different times, and one-way traffic control will be utilized on Lakeville Highway.

Eastbound drivers on SR-37 will be detoured onto state Highway 121 where they will need to make a U-turn to get back onto westbound SR-37 and then take a right to get on Lakeville Highway.

Caltrans will have changeable message signs activated to the public about the work. Construction dates could change in the event of inclement weather.