The five candidates in the race for 4th District Sonoma County Supervisor agree the county's road network is in bad shape. They differ slightly in their solutions for fixing the 1,370-miles of pavement that is consistently ranked as the worst in the Bay Area.
Candidates in the race for the 4th District Sonoma County Supervisor seat are scheduled to appear at a discussion on county roads Wednesday in Windsor.
When organizers of Levi's GranFondo wanted to bring the mass-participation bike ride to Sonoma County five years ago, they surveyed some of the rural west county roads and knew they had a problem.
With 2,737 miles of asphalt, Sonoma County's roads scored 44 of 100 points, in need of 'major rehabilitation or reconstruction.'