Governor Newsom Announces One Point One Billion Dollars for Zero-Emission Transit, Safer Roadways and Resilient Infrastructure

District: 1 
Contact: Manny Machado

• Approximately $9.1 million in federal IIJA funding toward construction of a roundabout on U.S. 199 at Elk Valley Cross Road near Crescent City in Del Norte County.

• Approximately $3.5 million toward the replacement and construction of buildings at the Orleans Maintenance Station on Route 96 and the Blue Lake Weigh Station on Route 299 in Humboldt County.

• Approximately $1.4 million including more than $1.3 million in federal IIJA funding and $150,000 in SB1 funding toward bridge improvements on U.S. 101 at Arcata Overhead No. 04-0079 and at South Fork Eel River Bridge and Separation No. 04-0065 in Humboldt County.

• Approximately $340,000 toward slide removal, drainage improvements and roadway repairs on Route 175 near Middletown in Lake County.

• Approximately $18 million in SB1 funding for emergency allocations toward slope stabilization, roadway and guardrail repairs and rock catchment fencing following multiple slides caused by winter storms in 2024 and heavy rains in 2025 on Route 36 east of Swimmers Delight in Humboldt County.

• Approximately $16.5 million in SB1 funding for emergency allocations toward roadway repairs, drainage improvements and the construction of a retaining wall on Route 1 near Rockport in Mendocino County.

• Approximately $5.5 million in SB1 funding for emergency allocations toward roadway repairs, drainage improvements and the construction of retaining walls following multiple winter storms in 2024 on Route 36 east of Bridgeville in Humboldt County.

• Approximately $3.3 million in SB1 funding for emergency allocations toward drainage improvements and roadway repairs near Orleans on Route 96 in Humboldt County.

• Approximately $3.3 million in SB1 funding for emergency allocations toward the installation of ground movement tracking devices, drainage improvements and roadway repairs on U.S. 101 near Leggett in Mendocino County.

• Approximately $500,000 in SB1 funding for emergency allocations toward the construction of a retaining wall, guardrail and pavement repairs, and erosion control on Route 253 near Ukiah in Mendocino County.  

District: 2
Contact: Chris Woodward

• Corral Bottom Disposal Site Slide Repair & Stabilization (State Route 299 at Corral Bottom Road – Big Bar, Trinity County): Slide Repair and stabilization work. Includes $6.62 million in SB 1 funding.

• Hilt Pavement Rehabilitation (Interstate 5, from Klamath River Bridge and Seperation No. 02-0134R to Oregon State Line – Near Hornbrook, Siskiyou County): Pavement resurfacing and restoration (2R). Includes $3.54 million in SB 1 funding.

• Antlers Bridge Joint Seal Director’s Order (Interstate 5 at Antlers Bridge – near Lakehead, Shasta County): Bridge joint replacement. Includes $3.73 million in SB 1 funding.

• Sweetbriar Deck Replacement (Interstate 5 at Sweetbriar Overcrossing #06-0115 (near Castella, Shasta County): Bridge Rehabilitation and replacement. Includes $1.19 million in SB 1 funding.

District: 3 
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District: 4
Contact: Bart Ney

• $1,394,000 allocation at AC Transit's Central Maintenance and Division 4 Facilities in Oakland, Division 2 Facility in Emeryville, and Division 6 Facility in Hayward for rehabilitation of maintenance bays for use on zero emission buses, to support zero-emission bus operations.

• $1,120,000 allocation on I-580 near Livermore, from 1.2 miles to 1.3 miles east of North Flynn Road, for repairing January and March 2025 atmospheric storm-related embankment over saturation which caused culverts to collapse. This project will replace culverts, install Rock Slope Protection (RSP) at the embankment, repair roadway pavement, and apply pavement delineation.

• $350,000 allocation Located in the City of Berkeley along Interstate 80 (I-80), at approximate postmiles ALA 4.662 and ALA 5.134, the I-80 and Aquatic Park Lagoon Subsurface Culvert Resiliency Project. includes renovation of the subsurface culverts that run underneath I-80, local roads, and the Bay Trail (the central “tide tubes,” interconnecting tubes, and Potter Street culvert) to boost the transportation infrastructure’s resiliency against climate change.

• $150,000 allocation in the city of Berkeley near Washington Elementary and Berkeley High Schools for Safe Routes to School Project, for installing leading pedestrian intervals, curb extensions, a traffic circle, new pavement markings, signage, and traffic-calming measures, which includes the construction of 1 new crosswalk, 25 enhancements of existing crosswalks, 6 timing improvements, and 1 crossing-surface improvement.

•  $10,800,000 allocation on I-80 in Pinole, at the Appian Way Overcrossing (west) Bridge No. 28-0146R. This project will repair columns, provide full seismic evaluation, and reconstruct bents and foundations, identified during inspection. 

• $1,147,000 allocation on I-80 in and near Richmond, San Pablo, Pinole, and Hercules, from 0.1 mile west of Central Avenue to 0.2 mile east of Pomona Street, for enhancing pavement markers and delineation to reduce wrong-way driving at offramps. 

• $28,480,000 allocation on SR-1 near Point Reyes Station, at Lagunitas Creek Bridge No. 27-0023 and Lagunitas Creek Overflow Bridge No. 27-0024, to replace Lagunitas Creek Bridge No. 27-0023 and upgrade bridge rail at Lagunitas Creek Overflow Bridge No. 27-0024. 

• $3,166,000 allocation on SR-131 in Tiburon, from 0.0 mile to 0.1 mile east of Trestle Glen Boulevard (east), for stabilizing the roadway through the construction of a retaining wall. 

• $2,710,000 allocation on SR-29 near Saint Helena and Yountville. This project will remove unsuitable material underneath the pavement, replace failed arch culvert with a cast-in-place box culvert, and reconstruct roadway pavement.

• $210,000 allocation on SR-121 near Napa, from 2.8 miles north of Vichy Avenue to 1.4 miles south of SR-128 at various locations, for plant establishment and environmental mitigation work tied to the permanent restoration project. 

• $11,889,000 allocation on I-80 in the City and County of San Francisco, San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge West Span from 0.1 mile east of Fremont Street offramp to the Yerba Buena Island Viaducts, for cleaning and painting bridge truss and deck structures. The cleaning and painting system will include total encapsulation, pressure washing, abrasive blasting, spot coating, and a complete paint system. 

• $8,640,000 allocation on I-280 in the City and County of San Francisco, at China Basin Viaduct Bridge No. 34-0100, for repairing a cracked precast girder identified during maintenance work. The cause of damage remains under investigation. Permit loads have been restricted on the bridge until repairs can be made. This project will repair bridge girders and place 3 temporary shoring bents.

• $1,650,000 allocation in the City and County of San Francisco, The Bayview Multimodal Community Corridor is in southeastern San Francisco within the Bayview neighborhood, just east of 3rd Street, between Cargo Way and Carroll Avenue. To Construct 3,500 feet of Class IV bike lanes/routes, 12 bike boxes, 1 timing improvement, 125 feet of reconstructed/enhanced existing sidewalk, 20 new ADA ramps, 41 reconstructed ramps to standard, 4 enhanced existing crosswalks, 4 shortened crossings, 21 unsignalized new crosswalks, 69 unsignalized enhanced existing crosswalks, 21 raised crosswalks/intersections, and 11 speed humps/cushions. The Bayview Community Multimodal Corridor project will improve pedestrian and bicycle safety and access by providing a comfortable multimodal route and supportive programs. 

• $1,712,000 allocation on I-280 and SR-92 near Woodside, at 2.8 miles north of Edgewood Road (PM 9.42); on I- 280 at 0.5 mile south of SR- 92 (PM 10.25); also, on SR- 92 at 0.2 mile east of Canada Road (PM R7.41). for upgrading existing pump plants to improve drainage. 

• $1,322,000 allocation on SR-1 in Daly City, at Southgate Avenue, due to inspection showed slope erosion resulting in pavement and guardrail failure above the slope, this project will install rock slope protection to stabilize a failed slope, construct a drainage inlet and down drain to mitigate drainage issues, replace guardrail, and reconstruct roadway shoulder. 

• $1,200,000 allocation on SR-84 in Woodside, at 0.1 mile north of Friars Lane, On August 4, 2025, a report was received that a sinkhole had developed in the travel lane. This project will remove the undermined roadway section and loose material, replace damaged culvert, and reconstruct roadway pavement.

• $1,380,000 allocation on I-880 in the city of San Jose, at the Airport Boulevard southbound I-880 on-ramp tunnel, Replace Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) and Uninterpretable Power Supply (UPS). This project will utilize the Emergency Force Account contract method. 

• $940,000 allocation on SR-9 near Saratoga, 1 mile north of Redwood Gulch Road, for removing debris and stabilizing a heavy rain storm-damaged slope. The first supplement was necessary because persistent rain during construction had increased erosion and sedimentation on the traveled way, causing additional falling trees, and obstructing a resident's driveway. Additional funding was needed for debris cleanup and extended work duration. The second supplemental was necessary to provide additional funding to stabilize the slope using a comprehensive drainage system in the affected sliding area and to also transport excavated materials to a disposal facility. This third supplemental is necessary to complete stabilization of the slope and critical work that remains. 

• $7,695,000 allocation on I-80 In and near the city of Fairfield, from 0.2 mile west of Green Valley Road to 0.5 miles west of Manuel Campos Parkway/ North Texas Street, at various locations. To construct permanent Best Management Practices (BMPs) at nine locations to achieve statewide National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit compliance units for trash capture. 

• $1,225,000 allocation on SR-37 In and near Vallejo, from Walnut Avenue/Mare Island to 0.5 mile east of Sacramento Street. To install Variable Message Sign (VMS) System consisting of a Changeable Message Sign (CMS), a queue detection system, and lighting along westbound SR- 37. 

• $168,000 allocation in the City of Vallejo, on Benicia Road, from the intersection of 9th Street to the intersection of Starr Avenue. This project modernizes a relinquished highway by incorporating a road diet and improving conditions for bicyclists, pedestrians, and transit riders. 

• $12,640,000 allocation on SR-1 near Carmet, from 0.1 mile to 0.7 mile north of Calle Del Sol. for required biological mitigation associated with EA 0A020. 

• $200,000 allocation along SMART track from Larkspur to Windsor, Purchase of a hi-rail truck to conduct maintenance and inspection activities along the track between Larkspur and Windsor to allow for rapid in-house response to elevated and trackside maintenance needs. 

• $100,000 allocation at SMART’s Rail Operations Center in Sonoma County, for purchasing a battery-powered railcar mover that will move cars within SMART's Rail Operations Center maintenance facility. 

• $4,960,000 allocation on SR-82 and SR-9 in Santa Clara and Santa Cruz Counties, on various routes at various locations. To replace Transportation Management System (TMS) elements. 

District: 5
Contact: Jim Shivers

• $6.1 million for a project to replace the San Antonio River Bridge and North Bradley Undercrossing on US 101 from south of the East Garrison Overcrossing to Jolon Road near Bradley in Monterey County. This project includes rehabilitating the pavement, reconstructing guardrail and drainage systems and replace Transportation Management System (TMS) elements and signs.

• $9.4 million for a project on State Route 166 East from approximately one mile east of Pine Canyon Road to one-half mile west of Cottonwood Road near Santa Maria in Santa Barbara County. This work is in response to a wildfire in July and August of 2025 which caused significant damage to infrastructure. This project will repair and clean drainage systems, remove and dispose of fire debris from several catchment areas, perform rock scaling, place Rock Slope Protection (RSP) for slope stabilization, install temporary guardrail/a rockfall drapery system, replace road signs, and assess damage to several bridges.

• $6.7 million for a project on State Route 9 from just south of Buena Vista Road near Watsonville in Santa Cruz County. A sinkhole was reported this summer in the center median shoulder resulting in a lane closure. An investigation determined that a joint separation in the culvert pipe was the cause. This project will replace the failed 54-inch culvert which includes jack and bore for installation, install a drainage vault in the center median, and modify drainage system junctions and abandon the existing culvert in place.

Contact: Christian Lukens

• Excelsior Expressway II. This Fresno County project will widen State Route 41 from a 2-lane conventional highway to a 4-lane expressway in Fresno and Kings County, from 6 miles north of Lemoore to 1 mile north of Elkhorn Avenue. Full funding allocation: $50.94 million. IIJA funding allocation: $41.41 million. SB1 funding allocation: $4.16 million.

• Delano SR 155 Rehab. This Kern County project will rehabilitate the roadway, widen shoulders, upgrade facilities to Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards, rehabilitate drainage systems, and install complete streets elements with transit shade structures and landscaping on State Route 155 in Delano, from Fremont Street to west of Browning Road. Full funding allocation: $19.12 million. IIJA funding allocation: $17.3 million. SB1 funding allocation: $1.82 million.

• Fresno SR 41 Rehab. This Fresno County project will rehabilitate pavement, install Transportation Management System (TMS) elements, and replace signals on State Route 41 near the cities of Fresno, Caruthers, Camden and Riverdale, from the Kings County Line to north of East Elkhorn Avenue. Full funding allocation: $18.65 million. IIJA funding allocation: $16.51 million. SB1 funding allocation: $2.14 million.

• Kettleman Roundabout. This Kings County project will construct a roundabout near Kettleman City on State Route 41 from 0.1 miles south to 0.2 miles north of Bernard Drive. Full funding allocation: $11.32 million. IIJA funding allocation: $11.14 million. SB1 funding allocation: $174,000. 

District: 7
Contact: Diana Jimenez

• $55.2 million to widen State Route 138 and State Route 18 in Llano from two lanes to four lanes.

• $6.3 million to construct a new pedestrian underpass at Chatsworth Metrolink Station.

• $2.15 million allocated for pedestrian and cyclist improvements for the Ballona Creek Multi-use Path Extension project.

• $541,000 to enhance pedestrian safety in Willowbrook. Improvements include curb extensions, ADA-compliant ramps, high-visibility crosswalks, warning devices, pedestrian intervals, a mini traffic circle, and a bus bulb.

District: 8
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District: 10
Contact: District 10 Public Affairs

• $4,500,000 to support Calaveras County's State Route 4 (SR-4) Wagon Trail Project (Eastern Segment). The project will realign and reconstruct approximately six miles of SR-4 between Stallion Way and Stockton Road in Calaveras County with 12-foot width lanes and 8-foot paved shoulders, enhancing traffic safety with improved sight distance, smoother curves and a better ride quality for motorists. $15,000,000 will support construction of a new 7th Street bridge with two traffic signals, bicycle and pedestrian facilities in the city of Modesto.
• $1,600,000 to support the Andreas Pope Street & Safe Routes to School Project in Calaveras County. The project will construct multi-use pathways, high visibility crosswalks, and ADA ramps in the San Andreas Elementary School neighborhood.
• $3,015,000 to support the Mariposa County Transportation Commission's Mariposa Creek Parkway Project, constructing an off-street multi-use active transportation facility between 8th Street and Howard Street, including sidewalks, ADA ramps, bike racks, crosswalks, and enhancing pedestrian safety in the community of Mariposa.

District: 11 
Contact: Aaron Hunter

• $2.53 million – Improvements to Interstate 8 near Alpine. Rehabilitate pavement, upgrade guardrail, rehabilitate drainage systems, replace roadside signs, upgrade TMS elements, and add bicycle and pedestrian improvements. 

• $7.2 million – Improvements to Interstate 8 near Pine Valley. During construction to repair the left and right Pine Valley Creek Bridges, it was determined the decks needed to be replaced. 

• $1.8 million – Repairs at various locations at Interstate 5, Interstate 8, and State Route 67. The culvert team reported severe damage at three locations that were an imminent threat to highway facilities. During construction, it was discovered asphalt concrete in one location had severely deteriorated, requiring additional removal and replacement of drainage pipes and repaving. 

District: 12
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