Many La Jolla streets to receive slurry seal in January

Last Updated on February 2, 2026

The city of San Diego Transportation Department will layer slurry seal on 22 La Jolla roads as part of a larger repair and resurfacing effort.

Nearly two dozen streets in La Jolla are set to receive slurry seal, a road resurfacing method to slow street deterioration, beginning Jan 14 through the end of the month.

The La Jolla streets to get slurry seal are (specific blocks are not specified):

Candlelight Drive
Corral Way
Cottontail Lane
Exchange Place
Fay Avenue
Germaine Lane
Hidden Valley Road
High Avenue
John Jay Hopkins Drive
Ladybird Lane
La Jolla Boulevard
La Jolla Rancho Road
Olivet Street
Paseo Dorado
Prospect Place
Rutgers Road
Van Nuys Street
Via Maria
Via Siena
Via Viesta
Vickie Drive
Winamar Avenue

Detailed dates were not immediately available.

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Elisabeth Frausto

Elisabeth Frausto has been reporting on and writing about La Jolla since 2019. With dozens of local and state journalism awards to her name, Elisabeth knows the industry as well as she knows her community. When she’s not covering all things 92037, you’ll find her with coffee in hand staring at the sea.

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