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DA charges two women with multiple felonies in Pittsburg animal cruelty incident

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Suspects Lagashia Williams (left source: Pittsburg PD) and Graciela Amar (right, source: unknown) at the scene of the incident on Feb. 19, 2025.

Kicked neighbor’s dog; both out of custody; older suspect has previous arrest for assault

By Ted Asregadoo, PIO, Contra Costa District Attorney’s Office

The Contra Costa District Attorney’s Office has charged two women with cruelty to an animal, brandishing an imitation firearm, and making a false report to peace officers.

46-year-old Lagashia Shante Williams and 18-year-old Graciela Amar were arrested and booked into the Martinez and West County Detention Facilities on February 27th, 2025. The Sheriff’s Office released both Williams and Amar after posting bail of $172,500 on March 1st and March 2nd, respectively. Their arrests followed an investigation by Pittsburg Police into an incident that occurred on February 19th.

On that day, Williams and Amar confronted a homeowner in his driveway regarding an incident involving his elderly neighbor. The previous day, the neighbor had accidentally run over the homeowner’s growing plant while backing a vehicle into a driveway.

Security video shows neighbor being confronted in his driveway by Lagashia Williams (left) and Graciela Amar (right). Source: Unknown

During their conversation, which escalated into an argument, Amar walked toward a vehicle, retrieved what turned out to be an imitation firearm, and handed it to Williams. As the argument between the three individuals continued, Williams brandished the imitation weapon, causing the homeowner to back away.

The homeowner picked up one of the two dogs that were with him. As he was walking away, Williams told Amar to kick the other dog, which she did. The force of the kick sent the animal aloft, through the air, landing several feet away on the lawn of the homeowner’s property. The homeowner picked up the wounded animal, who was crying out, and went inside his home.

Security video shows Graciela Amar kicking the dog into the air. Source: Unknown

Williams called 911 and reported to police dispatch that the homeowner had a gun, a claim that proved to be false.
Both women will be arraigned in court on the following charges:
• PC 597(a) Cruelty to Animals (Williams and Amar)
• PC 417.4 (a) Drawing or exhibiting imitation firearm in a threatening manner (Williams and
Amar)
• PC 148.5 False report (Williams)

If convicted, both could be sentenced to a maximum of three years in county jail and fined up to $20,000.

According to localcrimenews.com, the five-feet, two-inch tall, 160-pound Williams is from Concord and was also arrested in 2016 by Oakland Police for assault with a deadly weapon or assault with force likely to produce great bodily harm.

Also, according to localcrimenews.com, Amar is from Oakland.

The People of the State of California v. Williams, Lagashia Shante
The People of the State of California v. Amar, Graciela

Allen D. Payton contributed to this report.

New Costco store to open March 7th in the Innovation Center at Brentwood

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Ribbon cutting at 7:30 a.m, opens at 8:00 a.m.; police warn of traffic delays
Part of a planned Town Center Development in Eastern Contra Costa County

By Darin Gale, Assistant City Manager, City of Brentwood

The City of Brentwood in Contra Costa County, will celebrate the grand opening of a new Costco Wholesale warehouse store Friday, March 7th at 7:30 a.m. with a ribbon cutting ceremony. The store will officially open at 8:00 a.m. in the Lone Tree Plaza at 5151 Heidorn Ranch Road off Lone Tree Way.

The retailer with stores across the nation and Bay Area has eyed the City of Brentwood for some time. This new store will represent one of the City’s largest sales tax generators. It will also serve as the first commercial development to break ground and open in the City’s highly anticipated Innovation Center; a 260-acre town center development strategically situated along Highway 4 between Lone Tree Way and Sand Creek Road.

Mayor Susannah Meyer shared the following as it relates to Costco’s effect on the city, “The arrival of Costco in Brentwood marks a significant milestone for the development of the Innovation Center at Brentwood. Costco is creating hundreds of good-paying jobs, boost our local economy, and generate millions in tax revenue to fund local improvements and community services, including public safety, road maintenance, and many other City services.

After breaking ground on July 23, 2024, Costco’s new store provides well over 150,000 local residents of both Brentwood and our surrounding East Contra Costa County neighbors reduced travel times to Costco, decreasing traffic congestion and improving air quality. This store will also serve as a catalyst to attract new national retailers to the remaining four-acre site adjacent to the store and continue to strengthen Brentwood’s role as a leader in the East Contra Costa County shopping experience. The new store will also help foster a planned mixed-use development just south, along Heidorn Ranch Road as part of the Innovation Center.

City Manager Tim Ogden stated, “Brentwood is excited to have Costco make a home here and offer great jobs for so many. The additional revenue to the City will continue to help maintain the high quality of life residents enjoy. Costco will also be a catalyst for more commercial development to follow in our Innovation Center @ Brentwood master planned community.”

Antioch Police warned of traffic delays in a Facebook post on Tuesday, March 4 writing, “We’re anticipating traffic delays due to the grand opening of Costco. If you’re heading to Costco, they recommend using the Sand Creek exit for easier access. Please plan ahead and allow extra travel time. Thank you for your patience!”

The City’s Economic Development staff are pro-actively seeking a developer(s) to acquire and assemble approximately 25 acres just south of Costco and adjacent to both a pedestrian and bicycle trail and the future Brentwood BART Station, which will create a new town center. The town center will consist of townhomes and apartments with upwards of 100,000 square feet of retail and office development in a Main Street format. To learn more about this mixed-use development opportunity, please contact the City’s Economic Development Team at https://www.brentwoodca.gov/business/economic-development.

For more information on the Costco development, please contact Darin Gale, Assistant City Manager at dgale@brentwoodca.gov.

Allen D. Payton contributed to this report.

Pittsburg native serves aboard U.S. Navy guided-missile destroyer

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U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Hannah Fry.

As USS Ralph Johnson departs Sasebo, Japan

U.S. Navy sailors serve and protect from around the globe, and every sailor got their start somewhere.

By Ashley Craig Public Affairs Specialist Media Outreach Dept. Navy Office of Community Outreach

SASEBO, Japan (February 18, 2025) – Electronics Technician 3rd Class Gabriel Alas from Pittsburg, California, right, and Electronics Technician 3rd Class Zane Cunningham from Rusk, Texas, middle, stand along port side on the flight deck of the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Ralph Johnson (DDG 114) while getting underway from Commander, Fleet Activities Sasebo, Feb. 18. Ralph Johnson is forward deployed and assigned to Destroyer Squadron (DESRON) 15, the Navy’s largest DESRON and the U.S. 7th fleet’s principal surface force.

USS Ralph Johnson (DDG 114) pulls into Commander, Fleet Activities Sasebo

U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Jamaal Liddell

SASEBO, Japan (July 22, 2023) The Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Ralph Johnson (DDG 114) pulls into Commander, Fleet Activities Sasebo, July 22. Ralph Johnson is assigned to Commander, Task Force 71/Destroyer Squadron (DESRON) 15, the Navy’s largest forward-deployed DESRON and the U.S. 7th Fleet’s principal surface force.

LMC to host 2nd Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration Feb. 26

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Three awards to be presented during luncheon including “Visionary Leadership” Award to Contra Costa DA Diana Becton

By Jennifer Adams, Senior Executive Assistant, President’s Office, Los Medanos College Los Medanos College will host its 2nd Annual Celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on Wednesday, Feb. 26, 2025. Three people will receive the 2025 Los Medanos College MLK Awards: • “Visionary Leadership” Award – Diana Becton | District Attorney for Contra Costa County • “Beloved Community” Award – Kolette Simonton | Director of Recreation for the City of Pittsburg • “Emerging Leadership” Award – Annisha Geran | LMC Alumna, School Site Council Chairperson at MLK, Jr. Junior High School & School Site Council Vice Chairperson at Pittsburg High School The awards will be presented during the luncheon that day. The “Visionary Leadership” Award recognizes a member of the eastern Contra Costa County community who embodies Dr. King’s strengths as a transformational, servant leader. Dr. King inspired others to shape the future articulated in his vision. He focused on the well-being, growth, and empowerment of others and the community he served. Dr. King said, “Human progress is neither automatic nor inevitable … Every step toward the goal of justice requires sacrifice, suffering, and struggle; the tireless exertions and passionate concern of dedicated individuals.” This award recognizes local leaders who have demonstrated the courage to speak up when needed, to step up when no one else would, and to lift others whose efforts would serve the greater good. The “Beloved Community” Award is inspired by the term popularized by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and is presented to a local resident who has demonstrated a long-standing commitment to service. As noted by The King Center, the “Beloved Community” is a global vision in which: all people can share in the wealth of the earth; poverty, hunger, and homelessness will not be tolerated; racism and all forms of discrimination, bigotry, and prejudice will be replaced by an all-inclusive spirit of sisterhood and brotherhood; and love and trust will triumph over fear and hatred.” Recipients of this award demonstrate agape love, which Dr. King described as “understanding, redeeming goodwill for all” – a love “seeking to preserve and create community.” The “Emerging Leadership” Award is given to an LMC student or alumna/us who exemplifies the principles of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and, within the last year, has made a significant impact on the LMC campus or in the local community in the areas of advocacy and social justice. Dr. King once said, “Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, ‘What are you doing for others?” – and these emerging leaders are already demonstrating that commitment to service. RSVPs for the luncheon are no longer being accepted. About LMC Los Medanos College is one of three colleges in the Contra Costa Community College District, serving the East Contra Costa County community. Established in 1974, LMC has earned federal designations as a Minority-Serving and Hispanic-Serving institution. It offers award-winning transfer and career-technical programs, support services, and diverse academic opportunities in an inclusive learning environment. With exceptional educators, innovative curriculum, growing degree and certificate offerings, and state-of-the-art facilities, the college prepares students to succeed in their educational pursuits, in the workforce, and beyond. • The Pittsburg Campus boasts 120 acres, a lake, advanced library, science, math and student union buildings. • The Brentwood Center, which opened May 2022, is nestled on 17.5 acres along the rolling hills of the City of Brentwood. • The college offers more than 90 transfer and career-technical programs of study to help students achieve a lifetime of higher earnings. • Established in 1974, LMC has earned federal designations as a Minority-Serving and Hispanic-Serving institution. LMC is located at 2700 E. Leland Road in Pittsburg. The Brentwood Center is located at 1351 Pioneer Square.

After withdrawing significant funds Antioch bank customer robbed at home in Brentwood

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Police seek three suspects

By Brentwood Police Department

On Thursday, February 13, 2025, at approximately 3:30 PM, our Dispatch received a report of an armed robbery that just occurred. It was reported that the victim had just withdrawn a significant amount of money from the Wells Fargo Bank on Lone Tree Way in Antioch.

Upon arriving at their residence, the victim was confronted by three suspects dressed in dark clothing, believed to be adults. One suspect threatened the victim with a gun while another physically assaulted the victim. The suspects then stole the victim’s cash and fled on foot.

Thankfully, the victim did not sustain serious injuries. This incident remains under investigation. If you have any information regarding this incident, please contact the Brentwood Police Department Dispatch at 925-809-7911 or 9-1-1 if it’s an emergency. Callers may remain anonymous.

We encourage everyone to stay vigilant when visiting banks or ATMs. Be aware of your surroundings, and if you suspect you are being followed, call 9-1-1 immediately.

Antioch convicted felon arrested for illegal possession of stolen gun

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Stolen gun recovered by a Brentwood Police Officer from suspect during traffic stop in Antioch on Feb. 12, 2025. Photo: Brentwood PD

Already out of custody; Officer’s 4th gun arrest in city this year

By Brentwood Police Department

Last Wednesday, Feb. 12, 2025, around midnight, a Brentwood officer conducted a traffic stop near Lone Tree Way and Williamson Ranch for expired registration.

The driver, 33-year-old Deontae Markell Alexander of Antioch, was found to be unlicensed. Further investigation revealed that Alexander, a convicted felon, was in possession of a loaded firearm, which he is legally prohibited from owning or carrying. Officers also determined the firearm had been reported stolen.

This marks the officer’s fourth gun-related arrest this year, reinforcing the department’s commitment to keeping illegal firearms out of the community.

According to localcrimenews.com, Alexander was charged with Receiving or Concealing Stolen Property, Addict in Possession of a Firearm, Possession of Ammunition, Carrying a Loaded Firearm on Person or in Vehicle while in a Public Place, and Carrying a Concealed Weapon in a Vehicle. He also has a history of arrests dating back to before 2014 by multiple agencies including Antioch PD and Oakland PD for crimes including vehicle theft, possession of marijuana over 28.5 grams, DUI alcohol with BAC over .08 and battery on a spouse, cohabitant or former spouse.

According to the Contra Costa Sheriff’s Office, as of Friday, Feb. 14, he is out of custody and on his own recognizance.

Allen D. Payton contributed to this report.

Contra Costa Event Park seeks applications for new CEO

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Home of the Contra Costa County Fair

ANTIOCH – The Board of Director of the Contra Costa Event Park, Home of the Contra Costa County Fair announce their search for a new Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Current CEO Joe Brengle announced that he would be retiring at the end of June 2025.

Under the Board’s guidance, the CEO plans, executes and manages the annual Contra Costa County Fair. In addition to the Annual Fair, the CEO leads the planning, organization, recruitment, and management of the Contra Costa Event Parks facility rental program (Interim Events), along with negotiating and facilitating long term rental agreements.

Current CEO Joe Brengle with a character during the 2024 Contra Costa County Fair. Photo: CC Event Park

The Monthly Salary Range for the position is $8,630 – $10,567. The salary will be based on the successful candidate’s qualifications with CalHR approval. An example of additional benefits include: State of California, Public Employment Retirement System (PERS), Vacation & Sick Leave, Health Plan, Dental Plan, Vision Plan and State Holidays.

A full description of the position and application process is available on the Fairs website CEO-Flyer.pdf, or can be picked up at the Fair Administration Office, 1201 W. 10th Street, Antioch.

Mark your calendars for the 2025 Contra Costa County Fair May 15 – 18, with the theme “Let’s Go Country”.

Allen D. Payton contributed to this report.

Sand Creek Road Extension in Brentwood now open

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Eastbound and westbound views of the now open Sand Creek Road Extension including the bridge over the creek. Herald file photos.

Connects Hwy 4 to Heidorn Ranch Road and Hillcrest Avenue in Antioch

By Allen D. Payton

The City of Brentwood announced on Monday, “The Sand Creek Road Extension is NOW OPEN! We’re thrilled to bring this new roadway to the community and hope it enhances your travels. Please drive safely and enjoy the new route!”

About the delay in the road’s opening two weeks after the ribbon cutting, Assistant City Manager Darin Gale said, “The extension is a unique project because it starts at an intersection that’s controlled by Caltrans and ends at an intersection that’s controlled by Antioch.”

“There were still some items that needed to be completed before we could open the road,” he shared, reiterating what City Manager Tim Ogden said during the ribbon cutting ceremony on Jan. 28. (See related article)

“We appreciate the partnership with those two agencies in getting the road open as quickly as possible” Gale added.

“Part of the intersection built by the developer in Antioch had not yet been approved by the City of Antioch,” he explained as one of the reasons for the delay.

Aerial view of the Sand Creek Road Extension at Heidorn Ranch Road. Source: City of Brentwood

Gale was asked about the timing of the opening and if it had anything to do with the new Costco opening nearby.

He responded, “The City of Brentwood was moving forward with the Sand Creek Road anyway. However, the road does provide a connection to Costco. While it was coincidental to the timing of the opening of Costco, it helped us with attracting the store to Brentwood.”

“We look forward to Sand Creek Road serving the Brentwood Innovation Center (located to the north) and bringing jobs to the residents of East County,” Gale stated.

The new section of the road now connects to the Antioch section at Heidorn Ranch Road, then to Hillcrest Avenue and west to the road that runs north adjacent to Dozier Libbey Medical High School in Antioch.

Gale also reiterated what Antioch Mayor Ron Bernal said at the ribbon cutting, as previously reported. He said, “Richland Communities over to the west of us, they’re going to be starting this year, I’m told, on their subdivision that’s going to build that final link between Sand Creek Road, where it terminates right now, and Deer Valley Road. So, that’s going to be able to get residents and folks over to Kaiser, which is important, getting people off of Deer Valley Road.”

Sand Creek Road will eventually connect to Dallas Ranch Road in Antioch, on the west side of Deer Valley Road and run through The Ranch 1,177-new home subdivision developed by Richland Communities and approved by the Antioch City Council in July 2020.

Fatal head-on crash in Byron takes life of woman in her 70’s Thursday night

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By CHP Contra Costa

BYRON, Calif. – A two-vehicle head-on crash that left one passenger dead and three others with major injuries

On February 6th, at approximately 6:11 PM, officers assigned to the California Highway Patrol’s (CHP) Contra Costa Area office responded to a two-vehicle head-on crash which occurred on Vasco Road, just south of Camino Diablo in the township of Byron.

Our preliminary investigation indicates a Honda CRV, driven by an adult male, was traveling northbound on Vasco Road when, for reasons still under investigation, it crossed over the double-yellow divider lines and crashed head-on into a Toyota Prius occupied by three.

Tragically, one passenger in the Prius sustained fatal injuries and was pronounced deceased at the scene. All other parties involved sustained major injuries and were transported to the hospital. An impaired driving investigation was also conducted, and DUI was ruled out as a factor in this crash.

According to Officer Dan Gilmore, the victim was an Asian female adult approximately 70 years old. He said he doesn’t know what city she lived in.

This crash remains under investigation. If anyone witnessed the incident or the events leading up to it, please contact Contra Costa Area office in Martinez at (925) 646-4980 or email your contact information to 320Investigations@chp.ca.gov to be contacted by the investigating officer.

The Mission of the California Highway Patrol is to provide the highest level of Safety, Service, and Security.

Allen D. Payton contributed to this report.

Brentwood, East County officials celebrate completion of Sand Creek Road Extension

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Officials cut the ribbon on the Sand Creek Road Extension while standing on the bridge over the creek on Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2025. Photos by Allen D. Payton

Ribbon cutting, speeches highlight milestone for Brentwood section including bridge over creek

Bike lanes will have bridges

By Allen D. Payton

The City of Brentwood hosted a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony to celebrate the completion of the Sand Creek Road Extension, on a cold Tuesday morning, January 28, 2025, in anticipation of the road being open to the public in the coming weeks. This milestone project marks a major step forward in enhancing connectivity, reducing traffic congestion, and fostering economic growth at the Brentwood Innovation Center and the region overall. Due to limited parking at the event site and the road not being open to the public at this time, the ceremony will be an invitation-only event.

The ribbon cutting was held less than 18 months after the project’s groundbreaking ceremony on August 8, 2023.

“We’ll open it as soon as we can…once we get the traffic signal activated,” said City Manager Tim Ogden. “The City will release a public update on its website once the road is open and we hope everybody enjoys driving it.”

A variety of current and former officials attended the ceremony, including Brentwood Mayor Susannah Meyer, Vice Mayor Pa’tanisha Pierson, Councilman Tony Oerlemans and Councilwomen Jovita Mendoza and Faye Maloney, former Brentwood Mayor Joel Bryant and Antioch Mayor Ron Bernal. In addition, representatives from the offices of Congressman Mark DeSaulnier and Contra Costa County Supervisor Diane Burgis were attended the event. Ogden thanked a variety of key as well as City of Brentwood staff members who were instrumental in getting the project completed, including Director of Engineering Allen Baquilar.

Aerial photos of the Sand Creek Road Extension before (below) and after completion (above). Source: City of Brentwood

The Sand Creek Road Extension, an approximate $13 million infrastructure investment, expands Sand Creek Road westward from Highway 4 to Heidorn Ranch Road, which serves as the boundary line between Brentwood and Antioch. This essential addition will provide a southern access to the City’s Innovation Center—home to a future 100+ acre Business Park and Town Center and the highly anticipated Costco on Heidorn Ranch Road near Lone Tree Plaza Drive. It also provides a more direct access from the east to Kaiser Hospital and Medical Center on Deer Valley Road in Antioch. By easing traffic on key routes such as Lone Tree Way, Balfour Road and Deer Valley Road, the project aims to enhance both safety and accessibility for residents of Brentwood and Antioch, and other visitors to the area.

“We’d like to thank the city council for their funding support of this project on the construction approvals,” Ogden stated. “Our regional partners and other agencies who were very involved in this project, including ECCRFFA, or the East Contra Costa Regional Fee and Financing Authority who contributed $4.1 million towards the project. All of the other funds…have been paid for from development credits.”

“We also appreciate the City of Antioch and Tri Pointe Homes and Caltrans, who were very instrumental also in all the approvals, reviews and inspections,” he continued. “We worked extensively with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, particularly with this creek, here, so we could put the bridge over it, ensuring that the native wildlife and the creek were minimally affected during construction. So, we appreciate everyone following those protocols and protecting the wildlife.”

Ogden also thanked the contractors saying, “So, I want to recognize the joint venture of Good Fellows and Sequoia…for diligently working on this project. And lastly my city staff who are recognized for managing, overseeing and inspecting the project.”

Reading from prepared remarks, Brentwood Mayor Susannah Meyer expressed her enthusiasm for the project’s completion, stating, “This has been a long time coming. This is a very exciting day for Brentwood but also for Antioch and the entire region…This is going to be really good for connectivity. It’s going to provide final connection to our upcoming Innovation Center…Lone Tree Plaza and our new Costco.”

“Sorry, Antioch,” she added with a laugh. (The Costco store in Antioch will remain open).

“We are going to provide residents with an alternate route to Kaiser, too. This is one of the things we hear about a lot from residents,” Meyer stated. “We don’t have a hospital in town. But now we have much closer access to Kaiser. That’s going to be very helpful.”

“There’s no current timeline as far as completion of the last segment to connect with Deer Valley Road. But it will be a top priority once the development is approved in Antioch,” the mayor continued. “This is only the first phase of Sand Creek Road with the rest of it to be completed by the adjacent development when it does occur. An additional travel lane will be added in each direction and sidewalks on both sides and a traffic signal at the Bridal Gate Drive intersection.” That will be located on the Brentwood side.

“The Sand Creek Road Extension is a shining example of Brentwood’s dedication to building a thriving and connected community,” Meyer added. “This new roadway will provide residents and first responders with improved access between two major roadways – great for both convenience and safety. It’s projects like these that make Brentwood an exceptional place to live.”

Ogden emphasized the long-term vision behind the extension, adding, “This is more than just a road; it’s a vital connection that will pave the way for economic growth and innovation in Brentwood. Extending Sand Creek Road from Highway 4 to Heidorn Ranch Road has been a strategic effort to alleviate traffic on Lone Tree Way and support new opportunities within the Innovation Center. Costco’s arrival marks just the beginning of exciting opportunities ahead for our community.”

With this new extension, residents will benefit from reduced travel times and strengthened economic and community development. The City of Brentwood looks forward to celebrating this achievement with the community and continuing to prioritize projects that enhance quality of life.

Westbound (left) and eastbound (right) views of the Sand Creek Road Extension, bridge over the creek and future bicycle lane sections. Photos by Allen D. Payton

Antioch Mayor Bernal spoke last before the officials cut the ribbon saying, “We want to be a good neighbor with Brentwood and our neighboring communities. So, seeing this open, seeing Costco, the different economic development opportunities that are opening for both of our communities.”

“Richland Communities over to the west of us, they’re going to be starting this year, I’m told, on their subdivision that’s going to build that final link between Sand Creek Road, where it terminates right now, and Deer Valley Road,” he stated. “So, that’s going to be able to get residents and folks over to Kaiser. Which is important, getting people off of Deer Valley Road. So, we’re excited about seeing that happen and we’ll keep people updated on that.”

“Mostly, I want to let everyone know Antioch is working towards becoming a community that’s safer and a better neighbor for Brentwood,” Bernal shared. “So, we’re excited for our neighbors, here and grateful to be part of this ceremony.”

The sidewalk is wider on the bridge than next to the other sections of the roadway. Asked about that, Ogden said, “They’re for bridges for bicyclists.”

The new roadway is anticipated to open to the public within the next few weeks once the traffic signals controlled by outside agencies at both ends of the project are activated to control traffic within the two expanded intersections. Sand Creek Road will eventually connect to Dallas Ranch Road in Antioch, on the west side of Deer Valley Road.

Darin Gale, Brentwood Assistant City Manager contributed to this report.