Extreme weather events increasingly threaten Solano County’s transportation system, with wildfires and flooding disrupting key routes and infrastructure. In response, local jurisdictions have initiated climate adaptation and resiliency plans.
Building on this work, the Solano Transportation Authority (STA) is developing the Solano Transportation Resiliency Plan to make the county’s transportation network more reliable and resilient to the extreme weather events of both today and the future. The Solano Transportation Resiliency Plan, in partnership with all seven Solano County cities and the County of Solano, will assess the existing transportation system – from Routes of Regional Significance, Transit Facilities of Regional Significance (such as the Valley Ferry Terminal and the Solano Rail Hub and Hannigan Station), and active transportation facilities – to identify the infrastructure vulnerable to extreme weather events and recommend improvements.
As part of the STRP development process, the STA will be seeking input from Solano County residents on their experiences with extreme weather events, the impacts of these events on local transportation infrastructure, and their priorities for the Solano Transportation Resiliency Plan. Phase 2 of public engagement is now kicking off!
You’re Invited: Solano Transportation Resiliency Plan Community Meeting – November 12
The draft Solano Transportation Resiliency Plan is now available! Join the STA on Thursday, November 12 for our second Community Meeting to learn more and share your input on the draft STRP.
The STRP, in partnership with all seven Solano County cities and the County of Solano, assesses the existing transportation system, including Routes of Regional Significance, Transit Facilities of Regional Significance (such as the Vallejo Ferry Terminal, the Solano Rail Hub and Fairfield-Vacaville Hannigan Station), and active transportation facilities. Through extensive research, coordination with local jurisdictions, and community input received during the first round of engagement, STA has identified infrastructure vulnerable to extreme weather events and created a list of possible protection measures.
Community Meeting attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions, share their feedback on proposed mitigation measures, and learn more about how your input was used throughout the Plan development process.
Visit the project website to RSVP sta.ca.gov/active_plans/solano-transportation-resiliency-plan or contact Kathrina Gregana, STA Senior Planner, at kgregana@sta.ca.gov or 707-399-3230.
The STA hosted the first series of Community Meetings on the Solano Transportation Resiliency Plan, including an in-person meeting on Tuesday, August 19 , 2025 and a virtual meeting on Thursday, August 21, 2025.
A recording of the workshop is available:
A summary of the community feedback gathered during the two workshops is available here.
The next phase of public outreach is scheduled for Summer 2026. Additional details will be posted on this project page as they become available
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For more information, click here for a full list of community outreach events in Solano County.
Kathrina Gregana
STA Senior Planner
kgregana@sta.ca.gov
