Freight Infrastructure Program News Today

Minutes. We have a motion and second. All in favor . Aye. Opposed motion pass unanimously. The minutes of the october 11, 22 meeting were adopted. Item 3 is Public Comment on executive session. We will take Public Comment on executive session is there Public Comment in the room . Seeing none. Will provide instructions for remote participates. Thank you president adams. At this time we will open the queue for anyone on the phone who would like to make Public Comment on executive session. Please d...

Commission meeting so moved. Commissioners there is a motion and second to approve the minutes. We have a motion and second. All in favor . Aye. Opposed motion pass unanimously. The minutes of the october 11, 22 meeting were adopted. Item 3 is Public Comment on executive session. We will take Public Comment on executive session is there Public Comment in the room . Seeing none. Will provide instructions for remote participates. Thank you president adams. At this time we will open the queue for a...

The bridges will be built over the Union Pacific tracks where many cut through for a reprieve from the area’s busy arterials

Updates on projects and companies in the California & Northwest region.

Railroad industry news about: California State Transportation Agency, CalSTA, supply-chain enhancement, $1.5 billion, Gov. Gavin Newsom, Port of Stockton, grant awards, grade-crossing improvements, grade crossing separation projects. From the editors of Progressive Railroading Magazine

Port of Hueneme: $80,000,000 for Green Jobs & Zero-Emission Operations ...

California announced plans for a statewide investment program designed to enhance the operations of the ports and supply chain by supporting sustainab...

The $119 million in grant funds will support the delivery of marine terminal modernization and arterial roadway improvement projects

The State of California has granted more than $1.5 billion – including approximately $450 million for zero-emission infrastructure, locomotives, vessels and vehicles – as part of the state’s work to build a more efficient, sustainable and resilient supply chain.

Gov. Gavin Newsom signed off on investments to improve the movement of goods and curb environmental impacts.