Rebuilding California

The California Transportation Commission (CTC) allocated $146.5 million to the I-5 Rehabilitation State Highway Operation and Protection Program (SHOPP) project near Redding. Selected interchange ramps will be rehabilitated, existing bridge rails will be upgraded to current standards, deteriorated drainage systems will be replaced, and overhead sign structures and Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) elements will be installed. Additionally, this project will replace the deck and railings on the Sacramento River Bridge and Overhead (BOH) No. 02-0002 on Southbound I-5 at post mile 2.5-2.9 within the City of Dunsmuir.

Need money for safety improvements?

$1.18 billion federal funding available with the Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) grant program! See our SS4A flyer for resources, tips, and how to apply. Applications are due July 10th!

Who is eligible for grant funding?

1. Counties, cities, towns, transit agencies, and other special districts that are political subdivisions of a state.
2. Metropolitan planning organizations (MPOs).
3. Federally recognized tribal governments.

IIJA Bi-weekly Newsletter

May 30, 2023

California has had $20 billion announced in Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) funding (formula and discretionary). Of this amount, $15.14 billion is dedicated to transportation-related projects. Read the newsletter.

The California Transportation Commission (CTC) announces $24 million in funding for the Palm Avenue/I-805 Bridge project in San Diego. The bridge connects the neighborhoods of Otay Mesa and Nestor and is only a few miles from the United States/Mexico border. More than 38,000 vehicles use the bridge daily. Sponsors estimate this project will create over $30 million in benefits from reduced traffic delays and increased freight movement. Go to Caltrans to Transform I-805/Palm Avenue Bridge with $24 Million Federal Bridge Investment Grant for more information. Photo courtesy: City of San Diego.

A City of Roseville Active Transportation Program (ATP) project for new bike trail, parking and restrooms is receiving a $4.3 million allocation by the California Transportation Commission (CTC). The project will construct two miles of Class I trail from the existing Saugstad Park trail at Darling Way to the existing Maidu Park Trail at Rocky Ridge Drive, closing trail gaps, resulting in an interconnected trail system more than 10 miles long. Non-infrastructure portions of this project will promote program management, bicycle and pedestrian education and outreach materials, eight bicycle safety assemblies, bike rodeos and before-and-after project surveys for four schools, and enforcement and training for student safety patrols at two elementary schools.

The California Transportation Commission (CTC) allocated $146.5 million to the I-5 Rehabilitation State Highway Operation and Protection Program (SHOPP) project near Redding. Selected interchange ramps will be rehabilitated, existing bridge rails will be upgraded to current standards, deteriorated drainage systems will be replaced, and overhead sign structures and Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) elements will be installed. Additionally, this project will replace the deck and railings on the Sacramento River Bridge and Overhead (BOH) No. 02-0002 on Southbound I-5 at post mile 2.5-2.9 within the City of Dunsmuir.