TUMF Reimbursement for Nuevo Road Widening
Summary
On the consent calendar, the committee authorized up to $22 million in TUMF reimbursement to the City of Riverside for construction of the Third Street Grade Separation — a rail/road grade separation aimed at traffic and safety.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 5
- Last 30 days
- 1
Discussed at 2 meetings in the last 60 days; most recently Nov 2, 2026.
Impact analysis
Up to $22,035,561 in Transportation Uniform Mitigation Fee funds will reimburse Riverside for construction.
Riverside drivers and rail operations benefit from a grade separation that reduces congestion and collision risk at the crossing.
Mentions & discussions (5)
(WRCOG) Western Riverside Council of Governments - Regular Meeting — November 2, 2026
On the consent calendar, the committee authorized up to $22 million in TUMF reimbursement to the City of Riverside for construction of the Third Street Grade Separation — a rail/road grade separation aimed at traffic and safety.
(WRCOG) Western Riverside Council of Governments - Regular Meeting — September 14, 2026
Two TUMF reimbursement deals were approved: up to $4.9 million for the Nuevo Road Bridge improvements (County) and up to $2.5 million for Hemet's Warren Road Phase I project.
(WRCOG) Western Riverside Council of Governments - Regular Meeting — May 4, 2026
The committee authorized up to $500,000 in TUMF reimbursement to the County of Riverside for planning the Nuevo Road widening — money that helps get a key east-west corridor project moving.
(WRCOG) Western Riverside Council of Governments - Regular Meeting — April 6, 2026
Two TUMF amendments will reimburse Wildomar up to $5.36 million for the Palomar Road project and the County up to $9.2 million for the Rancho California Road–Calle Contento roundabout — real money flowing to congestion relief in Southwest County.
(WRCOG) Western Riverside Council of Governments - Regular Meeting — February 2, 2026
Cities building major road projects get reimbursed from the regional transportation fee program — up to $4 million for Hamner Avenue in Norco and nearly $5 million for Perris Boulevard.
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