The Road Repair and Accountability Act of 2017
SB1’s Importance to the Fresno County Region – PowerPoint saved as a pdf file
- Signed April 28, 2017
- Invests $52.5 billion over the next decade
- Augments existing programs and creates new funding programs
- Creates Road Maintenance and Rehabilitation Account (RMRA) to allocate a portion of revenues
- Includes accountability measures for Caltrans and local agencies
Visit the SB1 webpage
See where the money is going. Find transportation projects in your area that the State and local communities are investing in with SB 1 revenue.
Fresno COG staff is often asked about local street and road projects and the funding amounts and sources required to maintain our vast system. So, we prepared this brief video with the help of the Fresno County Transportation Authority, to begin explaining where we stand and new funding provided by SB1:
SB1’s Importance to the Fresno County Region – PowerPoint saved as a pdf file
2018-2019 SB 1 Projections per local agency
SB 1 Local Streets and Roads Program Fiscal Year 2018-19 Projected Revenues by City |
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Local Agency within the Fresno County Region |
2018-2019 Fiscal Year SB 1 Funding |
| Clovis | $1,979,188 |
| Coalinga | $323,194 |
| Firebaugh | $146,560 |
| Fowler | $108,839 |
| Fresno | $9,396,006 |
| Huron | $128,405 |
| Kerman | $261,135 |
| Kingsburg | $220,465 |
| Mendota | $211,352 |
| Orange Cove | $167,413 |
| Parlier | $276,967 |
| Reedley | $467,306 |
| Sanger | $471,952 |
| San Joaquin | $72,726 |
| Selma | $449,508 |
| Fresno County | $18,366,084 |
| Total | $33,047,100 |