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Make your voice heard

Sonoma County Board of Supervisors
575 Administration Drive, Rm 100A
Santa Rosa, CA 95403
Telephone: 707-565-2241
Fax: 707-565-3778

1st District:
Susan Gorin
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2nd District:
David Rabbitt
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3rd District:
Chris Coursey
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4th District:
James Gore
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5th District:
Lynda Hopkins
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Are you tired of bad roads?

Here are five steps you can take right now.

1. Join SOSroads. Your membership helps SOSroads convince our supervisors to make roads a priority. 
2. Organize your neighborhood or community. Click here to read about what steps you can take to get your road fixed. 
3. Put up a Tired of Potholes sign in your neighborhood and on the bad roads you drive. Go to Contact Us to request signs. 
4. Write your supervisor and/or city council person to express your concern about the condition of our roads.

 

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The Sonoma County Transportation Authority is in the process of developing a proposal for a ballot measure to extend the current Measure M quarter-cent sales tax. The 2004 Expenditure Plan allocated 20% for pavement improvements on local roads. The funding of Highway 101 in Sonoma County is now complete, so the new plan can provide much more funding for local roads. 

Three years ago, the 2017 SCTA Strawman Expenditure Plan was contemplating 70% for local roads. The current 2020 SCTA Strawman Expenditure Plan allocates only 40% to local roads, despite strong support in the polls (see the 2020 Voter Survey) for fixing local roads and streets.