Mission Boulevard

Project Overview

The Mission Boulevard Corridor Improvement Project extends along Mission Boulevard from Highway 238 to Rose Street, Hayward city limit, through the Ashland and Cherryland communities of Unincorporated Alameda County.

The project is being delivered in two phases.  Phase 1 relocated overhead utilities underground throughout the project corridor.  Phase 2 will transform the corridor with streetscape and multimodal transportation improvements designed to enhance safety, accessibility, and the overall experience for everyone who travels through the area.

Project Features

Utility Underground District No. 16

• Relocation of existing underground utilities
• Undergrounding of overhead utilities
• Fiber optic conduit

Streetscape Improvements

• New concrete sidewalks and enhanced crosswalks
• ADA accessibility improvements
• New raised, separated bikeways
• Intersection bulb-outs
• Pavement resurfacing
• Pedestrian-scale lighting
• New street trees
• Stormwater quality improvements
• Decorative street furnishings
• Public art installations
• Removal of utility poles and overhead wires

Community Outreach

• Presentation – November 14, 2019 (Archived)
• Project Diagram (Archived)

Public Art

The Alameda County Public Works Agency and the Alameda County Arts Commission are partnering on a public art project for the Mission Boulevard Corridor Improvement Project. For more information including opportunities for community involvement, visit arts.alamedacountyca.gov/public-art-updates.