From the Reporter |
The News |
A three-hour committee hearing Wednesday dedicated entirely to infrastructure repairs showed that fixing San Diego’s broken roads will take a tremendous investment of time, money and bureaucratic streamlining. |
The Background |
Local roads are deteriorating faster than they can be fixed. So are San Diego’s sidewalks, storm drains and city buildings. Slowly, they’ve all been falling apart. |
The Latest Details |
Wednesday’s hearing could represent a key moment in reversing decades of neglect. It showed that all elements of city leadership and recognize the depth of the problem. The committee approved a series of recommendations designed to add specificity and transparency to repair goals. |