Modernizing Infrastructure Projects to Stay Competitive
Located approximately 65 miles north of Los Angeles, the Los Padres National Forest and local farms account for half of the county’s 1.2 million acres where more than 900,000 residents call home. Ventura County infrastructure projects focus on efficiency and modernization to help airports and The Port of Hueneme stay competitive.
Innovative infrastructure projects help ensure a reliable water supply, even during a drought. Other vital construction projects on the 542 miles of roads and 158 bridges within the County have utilized monies from SB 1 to keep them in the best condition possible. Projects like the Rice Avenue Bridge, the site of deadly accidents, were never able to move forward without the crucial SB 1 funding.
Ventura County Blogs
$87M in Government Funding Awarded to CA Urban Flood Mitigation
More than $87 million in grant funding has been awarded to a diverse set of projects that will guard against urban flooding and deliver multiple environmental and [...]
As New Research Shows Greater Need to Fix Roads, SB 1 Continues to Invest in CA
New research published by the National Bureau of Economic Research finds that the wear and tear on our highway system has greater costs than were previously understood, [...]
House Bills Promote Increased Investment in Local Infrastructure
California Congresswoman Julia Brownley recently introduced two pieces of legislation that would increase local infrastructure investments, improve safety, create jobs, and reduce congestion. Brownley serves as the Democratic [...]