Air Quality

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This week in Milpitas, the City Council and related local bodies focused on air quality issues primarily through discussions at the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors meetings that impact the city. On April 28, the Board considered recommendations related to pavement preservation and rehabilitation projects on various county roads, which include routes affecting Milpitas. These projects are exempt from CEQA and aim to improve infrastructure potentially influencing local air quality by reducing road dust and vehicle emissions. Key developments include: - Review of the 2026 Pavement Preservation Project on various county roads. - Consideration of the Central Expressway Pavement Rehabilitation Project between Bowers Avenue and Scott Boulevard. - Discussion of job order contracts for Parks and Recreation Department maintenance, which may indirectly affect local environmental conditions. What to watch: Future Milpitas city council agendas for direct local air quality initiatives or updates on how county road projects will be coordinated with city environmental goals.

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