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Alameda CTC outlines safety upgrades for Junction Avenue and L Street crossings in Livermore
Summary
Alameda County Transportation Commission officials presented plans to upgrade two Livermore at-grade railroad crossings with new gates, pedestrian features and lighting; environmental clearance and designs are complete, and construction funding will be sought in May 2026, with construction anticipated to start that summer.
Alameda County Transportation Commission (Alameda CTC) staff told the Livermore City Council on Jan. 26 that a countywide rail-safety program will bring modern safety features to two Livermore at-grade crossings — Junction Avenue and L Street. The presentation was delivered by Alameda CTC principal program analyst Angelina Lisonbee.
Alameda CTC described the Rail Crossing Enhancement Program Phase A (RCEPa) as the result of planning dating to a 2016 goods movement plan and a 2018 rail strategy study. "In 2019, the Federal Railroad Administration, known as FRA, identified that Alameda County had the fourth highest…
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