A Historic Step Forward For Fresno County’s Transportation Future

4% for Transportation Innovation

Investments in zero-emission infrastructure, communication upgrades like real-time information systems, and multi-modal hubs that help Fresno County transition into a cleaner, more connected future.

1% for Administration

Strictly focused on oversight, audits, transparency, and 10-year public review cycles, which was another top priority identified by taxpayers.

Now, with the Policy Board’s approval, these allocations will become the blueprint that will guide the next phase of Measure C. It is a reminder that when residents organize, speak up, and stay engaged, their voices can move policy at the highest levels. It is also a testament to the elected officials who were willing to listen, who respected the process, and who supported a vision built from thousands of local voices.

We want to acknowledge and thank those leaders. Their vote shows a commitment to the people they serve and to the transportation future taxpayers want and deserve.

But while this moment deserves celebration, the work is far from over. The next crucial step is refining and adopting the Implementing Guidelines.

These guidelines determine how money is spent, which projects are prioritized, how outcomes are measured, and how the public will track progress over the next 30 years. We will continue to show up for every discussion, every draft, and every decision. And we can’t do it without you.

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