Overview

• The California Transportation Commission allocated $25 million under SB 1’s Local Partnership Program to satisfy federal match requirements, completing a $275 million state funding commitment toward the project.
• The total cost exceeds $300 million with Caltrans contributing $250 million through the Federal Highway Bridge Program.
• The replacement design features an 860-foot tied-arch span north of the existing 1911 structure, accommodating cars, buses, bikes and pedestrians with wide lanes and sidewalks.
• At 95 percent design completion and with environmental clearances secured, the project is on track to solicit construction bids in late 2025.
• Officials aim for a mid-2026 groundbreaking to modernize a long-standing bottleneck and boost connectivity between West Sacramento, the Railyards and the broader region.