Public Infrastructure and Facility Improvements
San Mateo County
Summary
Several contracts and fund transfers were approved for paving projects, park improvements, facility maintenance, and building remodels across the county.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 10
- Last 30 days
- 1
Last discussed Jul 21, 2026.
Impact analysis
Significant expenditures for capital projects and routine facility maintenance.
County residents utilizing public roads, parks, and county facilities.
Local construction union members expressing concerns over contractor benefit standards.
Mentions & discussions (13)
Election 2026: San Mateo County voters to consider $848 million facilities bond Measure V
Election 2026: San Mateo County voters to consider $848 million facilities bond Measure V The Mercury News
San Mateo County pauses Foster City Human Services site purchase
San Mateo County pauses Foster City Human Services site purchase San Mateo Daily Journal
Kevin Mullin requests $75M in San Mateo County water infrastructure funding | Local News
Kevin Mullin requests $75M in San Mateo County water infrastructure funding | Local News San Mateo Daily Journal
San Mateo County to Execute California State Coastal Conservancy $1M Grant Agreement for the Half Moon Bay Landfill Clean Closure Climate Resilience and Restoration Project
San Mateo County to Execute California State Coastal Conservancy $1M Grant Agreement for the Half Moon Bay Landfill Clean Closure Climate Resilience and Restoration Project coastside buzz
San Mateo County Board of Supervisors approves $29M Foster City office purchase
San Mateo County Board of Supervisors approves $29M Foster City office purchase San Mateo Daily Journal
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS — July 21, 2026
The county is purchasing an office building in Foster City for $29 million to house health and human services programs, aiming to save millions in rent. However, local residents and city officials pushed back, arguing the process was rushed, lacked proper community input, and could negatively impact local traffic and economic development.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS — June 23, 2026
The board ratified a local emergency proclamation for the Pacifica Municipal Pier following extensive storm damage.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS — June 16, 2026
Several contracts and fund transfers were approved for paving projects, park improvements, facility maintenance, and building remodels across the county.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS — May 19, 2026
The county is moving forward with plans to repair a dangerous road erosion site on Entrada Way in La Honda, but property owner pushback and legal objections over environmental reviews and easements have stalled the project.
San Mateo County Leaders Urge State to Provide $157 Million in Funding Owed to 21 Peninsula Communities
San Mateo County Leaders Urge State to Provide $157 Million in Funding Owed to 21 Peninsula Communities County of San Mateo, CA
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS — March 24, 2026
The county approved a $3.8 million contract with McGuire and Hester to overhaul the heavily used Coyote Point playground with inclusive design features by the end of the year.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS — February 24, 2026
The county is moving forward with a $7.5 million renovation of the Hall of Justice first floor to expand judicial facilities and improve security.
Long Plagued by Power Failures, Pescadero Stands to Gain in Bid to Build One of California’s Largest Community Microgrids
Long Plagued by Power Failures, Pescadero Stands to Gain in Bid to Build One of California’s Largest Community Microgrids County of San Mateo, CA
Related development
1065 E. Hillsdale Boulevard Acquisition
Centralizes county services in Foster City, saving lease costs while drawing approximately 300 employees and local clients to the site.
Entrada Way Slip-Out Repair Project
The project will stabilize the roadway and protect vital utility infrastructure, but requires acquiring easements and removing mature riparian trees on private property.
Hall of Justice Court Tenant Improvements
Expands court capacity and modernizes security facilities in downtown Redwood City.
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