The historic bridge spans Putah Creek between Yolo and Solano counties, west of Davis.
Built in 1923, the 298-foot bridge is considered a rare example of a reinforced concrete through tied-arch bridge. Officials have said it may be the oldest bridge of its kind in the country.
Some work will continue through December, including embankment reconstruction, tree planting and erosion control.
County officials said that work will not close the bridge or interfere with the annual salmon run in Putah Creek.
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