San Bernardino
San Bernardino County City of Adelanto Town of Apple Valley City of Barstow City of Big Bear Lake City of Chino City of Chino Hills City of Colton City of Fontana City of Grand Terrace City of Hesperia City of Highland City of Loma Linda City of Montclair City of Needles City of Ontario City of Rancho Cucamonga City of Redlands City of Rialto City of San Bernardino City of Twentynine Palms City of Upland City of Victorville City of Yucaipa Town of Yucca Valley County of San Bernardino
SANBAG San Bernardino Associated Governments (SANBAG) is a Council of Governments (COG), Transportation Commission, and Transportation Authority for the County of San Bernardino. It is responsible for cooperative regional planning and furthering an efficient multi-modal transportation system throughout the region.
VOTER APPROVED
Measure I Distribution Mountain/Desert Region
In 2004 the voters of San Bernardino County overwhelmingly endorsed the 30-year extension of Measure I (2010-2040). Revenues generated from this half-cent sales tax measure are anticipated to reach $4.5 Billion by 2040.
Measure I Distribution San Bernardino Valley
EXPANDING THE OPPORTUNITIES In addition to major highway projects, San Bernardino commuters will soon see the benefits of new transit center and extended commuter rail service. Multimodal transportation solutions that support our quality of life are essential. SANBAG, in partnership with several cities, is in the process of delivering more than $1.23 billion in public transportation projects.
www.sanbag.ca.gov @SANBAGnews
Measure I also allows for future planning to smooth the way for commuters. SANBAG strives to ensure that everyone has access to transportation. Our halfcent tax is working for the transportation future of San Bernardino County.
Measure I PUTTING THE DOLLARS TO WORK Below is a list of just a few of the projects related to the SANBAG program. For more information about these and all the other projects in the pipeline, visit us at www.sanbag.ca.gov and check out the SANBAG 10-year Delivery Plan. I-215 Barton Road IC – CM/GC Redlands Passenger Rail Project - Design I-10 Tippecanoe IC – Phase II SR 210 Widening Project Environmental I-10 Corridor Project Environmental I-15 Corridor Project Environmental I-10 Cedar Avenue IC Environmental SR 210 Baseline Road IC Planning San Bernardino Transit Center US 395 Widening Project Design
Estimated Construction Start-2016 Estimated Construction Start-2017 Estimated Construction Start-2015 Estimated Construction Start-2016 Phased Construction Phased Construction Estimated Construction Start-2016 Estimated Construction Start-2018 Estimated Construction Comp 2015 Phased Construction
ANSWERING THE FREIGHT CHALLENGE Measure I is a proactive response to the growing congestion in our region. Southern California is our nation’s largest and most important center for moving goods from ships to people throughout the nation. The Inland Empire’s extensive Goods Movement network is composed of inland ports, airports, rail yards and distribution centers. These goods do not move for free. Our Measure is helping pay to improve and maintain a viable national goods movement system. SANBAG is working on six at-grade crossings that are located along the Union Pacific and Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroads totaling more than $275 million. Couple that investment with a robust program that is expanding commuter rail and seeking ways to improve overall mobility and air quality throughout the valley and it’s easy to see how Measure I makes a difference for San Bernardino County and beyond.
PROJECTS = JOBS According to the USDOT, infrastructure spending creates approximately 13,000 jobs per billion dollars of investment. Over the life of Measure I that equates to more than 58,000 jobs. In addition, by providing a local match, cities can leverage those dollars to maximize state and federal investments and accelerate the delivery of critical projects that will further expand the job numbers, contributing greatly to the local and state economy.
SANBAG San Bernardino Associated Governments (SANBAG) is a Council of Governments (COG), Transportation Commission, and Transportation Authority for the County of San Bernardino. It is responsible for cooperative regional planning and furthering an efficient multi-modal transportation system throughout the region.
VOTER APPROVED
Measure I Distribution Mountain/Desert Region
In 2004 the voters of San Bernardino County overwhelmingly endorsed the 30-year extension of Measure I (2010-2040). Revenues generated from this half-cent sales tax measure are anticipated to reach $4.5 Billion by 2040.
Measure I Distribution San Bernardino Valley
EXPANDING THE OPPORTUNITIES In addition to major highway projects, San Bernardino commuters will soon see the benefits of new transit center and extended commuter rail service. Multimodal transportation solutions that support our quality of life are essential. SANBAG, in partnership with several cities, is in the process of delivering more than $1.23 billion in public transportation projects.
www.sanbag.ca.gov @SANBAGnews
Measure I also allows for future planning to smooth the way for commuters. SANBAG strives to ensure that everyone has access to transportation. Our halfcent tax is working for the transportation future of San Bernardino County.
Measure I PUTTING THE DOLLARS TO WORK Below is a list of just a few of the projects related to the SANBAG program. For more information about these and all the other projects in the pipeline, visit us at www.sanbag.ca.gov and check out the SANBAG 10-year Delivery Plan. I-215 Barton Road IC – CM/GC Redlands Passenger Rail Project - Design I-10 Tippecanoe IC – Phase II SR 210 Widening Project Environmental I-10 Corridor Project Environmental I-15 Corridor Project Environmental I-10 Cedar Avenue IC Environmental SR 210 Baseline Road IC Planning San Bernardino Transit Center US 395 Widening Project Design
Estimated Construction Start-2016 Estimated Construction Start-2017 Estimated Construction Start-2015 Estimated Construction Start-2016 Phased Construction Phased Construction Estimated Construction Start-2016 Estimated Construction Start-2018 Estimated Construction Comp 2015 Phased Construction
ANSWERING THE FREIGHT CHALLENGE Measure I is a proactive response to the growing congestion in our region. Southern California is our nation’s largest and most important center for moving goods from ships to people throughout the nation. The Inland Empire’s extensive Goods Movement network is composed of inland ports, airports, rail yards and distribution centers. These goods do not move for free. Our Measure is helping pay to improve and maintain a viable national goods movement system. SANBAG is working on six at-grade crossings that are located along the Union Pacific and Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroads totaling more than $275 million. Couple that investment with a robust program that is expanding commuter rail and seeking ways to improve overall mobility and air quality throughout the valley and it’s easy to see how Measure I makes a difference for San Bernardino County and beyond.
PROJECTS = JOBS According to the USDOT, infrastructure spending creates approximately 13,000 jobs per billion dollars of investment. Over the life of Measure I that equates to more than 58,000 jobs. In addition, by providing a local match, cities can leverage those dollars to maximize state and federal investments and accelerate the delivery of critical projects that will further expand the job numbers, contributing greatly to the local and state economy.
