Measure X Project Inventory

Measure X Projects:

The Transportation Safety and Investment Plan (Measure X) from the Transportation Agency for Monterey County was approved on November, 2016. The measure is anticipated to generate an estimated $20 million annually for a total of $600 million over thirty years through a retail transactions and use tax of a three-eighths of one‑percent (3/8%). The revenue from the sales tax measure will be used to fund transportation safety and mobility projects in Monterey County. The revenues are split with 60% dedicated to local road maintenance, pothole repairs and safety projects, and 40% dedicated to regional safety and mobility projects. The estimated 30-year distribution for the City of Salinas is $91,383,000. Below are the City's projects that are funded by Measure X.

List of Measure X Funded Projects:

Williams Road Undergrounding/Street/Streetscape
Street Maintenance Equipment Replacement
San Juan Grade Road Improvements
Downtown Complete Streets
Priority Traffic Signals
Geographic Information Systems
Street Maintenance Vehicle Replacement
Sanborn Rd/US 101 Impvts-Ag Ind Center
Traffic Calming Improvements
Pedestrian Crossing Enhancement
Vision Zero Action Plan
ADA Pedestrian Ramp
Bardin Safe Routes to School
E Alvin/Linwood/Maryal Routes
E Laurel Dr Sidewalk & Lights
Vibrancy Plan Infrastructure
Street Tree Trimming
ADA Traffic Signal Updates
North Main St Intersection
Street Light Installation
School Safety Enhancements
Annual City Rehab Program (MVF Tax 7360)
E Boronda Traffic Control Relief
Bicycle Lane Installations
Traffic Signal Installation
Sidewalk & Drainage Repairs
Slurry Seal Improvements
Alisal Airport Multi-Use Trail
Train Station Electrical Transformer Upgrades
Fleet Consolidation Replacement
Bridge Maintenance Program
Emerald Drive
Traffic Signal Coordination
Street Preventive Maintenance Program