Roads Funding Under Measure G and SB 1
Summary
Staff raised a real decision point: redirect about $1.9 million from previously approved road projects to match a Safe Streets for All grant that could unlock roughly $9.5 million in road and safety improvements. The Board was also to pick which FY 2026-27 road projects get funded from about $3.15 million in SB 1 money.
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Last discussed Jun 24, 2026.
Impact analysis
About $3.15 million in SB 1 funds available for FY 2026-27 projects, plus a proposed $1.9 million redirection that could leverage a $9.5 million federal safety grant.
Drivers on county roads — especially users of Wright, McCloskey, Fallon and Fairview roads if the proposed projects proceed.
If projects are suspended to fund the grant match, communities waiting on those road projects could see delays.
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