Creston Road construction begins July 13
Paso Robles Daily News
July 11, 2026
Heads up, Paso Robles neighbors — road work is coming to Creston Road starting July 13. The City is kicking off the second phase of improvements, which means Rolling Hills Road will close as crews build a new roundabout. If you commute through that area, you’ll want to plan ahead for detours and a bit of extra travel time.
This roundabout is part of a bigger effort to ease traffic and improve safety on one of Paso’s busier corridors. While construction can be a hassle, these changes are designed to keep our roads moving smoothly for years to come. For all the details, check out the Paso Robles Daily News — and drive safely through the work zone!
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