Transportation Engineering Design

The Transportation Engineering Design Division provides design and project management for various transportation improvement projects, storm drains, traffic signals, bridges, coastal low flow diversion, coastal erosion, street lights, pedestrian ramps, local streets and bikeways. Coordinates with the San Diego Association of Governments, the California Department of Transportation, and the Metropolitan Transit Development Board on traffic matters and for the City's Bicycle Program.

Programs within this division include: architectural barriers and pedestrian access; bikeways and trails (hiking and equestrian); the bridge section which designs new bridges, bridge retrofits, enhancements and barrier rail projects; erosion control/slope restoration which monitors environmental re-vegetation projects; roadway and street section to complete roadway widening and improvement projects including street medians, street enhancements, guardrails and safety barriers; special projects that include State Route 56; storm drains and flood control for low flow diversion projects.