Seaside, Monterey County — October 26, 2026. Motorists approaching the Campus Town Phase 1A construction zone in Seaside should expect continued road restrictions through approximately October 30. The city’s October 19 traffic bulletin lists ongoing improvements on eastbound Lightfighter Drive and southbound General Jim Moore Boulevard, with traffic reduced to one lane on portions of both streets.

The bulletin also listed October 19–20 paving on First Avenue. Those dates are in the past and should not be treated as a new confirmed closure on October 26; signs at the work zone govern today’s route. Construction can be affected by weather and field conditions.

The advisory is separate from the city’s longer-term school-access improvement grant. Motorists should slow for crews, follow posted flaggers and avoid assuming that roads in other Seaside neighborhoods are closed. The latest weekly traffic update should be consulted before a time-sensitive trip.

Official source: Seaside public information and program details. This is original California58 local service reporting, not a claim that a proposed measure, construction plan or scheduled meeting has already been approved or completed.

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