Caltrans awarded $51.4 million for 89 sustainable transportation projects across California to enhance climate resilience. Funded largely by Governor Newsom’s clean transportation package and the California Climate Commitment, the projects aim to reduce pollution, improve highway resiliency, and enhance pedestrian and bike access. This includes $28.8 million for climate adaptation planning, $19.2 million for sustainable community projects, and $3.4 million for federally funded strategic partnerships. The majority of these initiatives will benefit disadvantaged communities.
In Caltrans District 2, awards include:
- Modoc County Active and Multimodal Transportation Plan: Develops infrastructure for walking, bicycling, and transit access, focusing on schools, retail, and key destinations. Partners include CivicWell and various community stakeholders. Grant: $251,223.
- Plumas County Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Master Plan: Constructs EV charging stations throughout the county to enhance environmental sustainability and economic growth. Grant: $168,207.
For more details, visit the Caltrans 2024-2025 Sustainable Transportation Planning Grant Winners page.
