Fiscal Year 2027 Requested Projects
Project Name: Sacramento CA ICAC Digital Forensic Capacity and Technology Project
Project Location: 4500 Orange Grove Ave. Sacramento, CA 95841
Requested Amount: $3,000,000
Explanation: Project will strengthen the Sacramento Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force’s digital forensic laboratories by investing in critical forensic software, secure digital storage, and technology training necessary to identify offenders, rescue victims, and reduce case backlogs in online child exploitation investigations. These investments will increase laboratory output, reduce evidence processing timelines, and strengthen investigative efficiency without increasing personnel costs.
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Project Name: Rio Linda Sewer Relief
Project Location: Rio Linda area of unincorporated Sacramento County and is primarily north of Elkhorn Blvd, east of W 2nd street, south of U Street and west of Dry Creek Road, Rio Linda, 95673
Requested Amount: $1,500,000
Explanation: The Rio Linda Sewer Relief Project addresses capacity deficiencies and spills during heavy rainfall in an aging residential sewer system. The project will upsize critical sewer pipes, retire aging pump stations, and construct new gravity relief and expansion trunk pipelines to reduce surcharging and prevent spills. This project will construct approximately a half mile of the unincorporated Rio Linda West Expansion Trunk (from SacSewer’s 2020 System Capacity Plan) along W 2nd Street reducing the need to construct parallel pipes minimizing disruptions to the community and environment. The project enhances public health, infrastructure reliability, and long‑term cost. The current plan for RIO-3 is to design 8 to 33-inch 9,700 feet of gravity pipe. They will also be decommissioning 3 pump stations.
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Project Name: Grant Line Road Safety and Freight Mobility
Project Location: Grant Line Road from White Rock Rd to Jackson Hwy, Rancho Cordova, 95742
Requested Amount: $2,000,000
Explanation: The Project will reconstruct 3.6-miles of existing Grant Line Road into a four-lane divided complete street corridor with a separated Class I bike path in the City of Rancho Cordova and Sacramento County. The project will function as a gap closure connecting existing bike and pedestrian facilities at each end of the project. The Project is a component of the 34-mile Capital SouthEast Connector (Connector), a Multimodal Corridor that is part of the National Highway System, linking Interstate 5 (I-5), State Route 99 (SR-99), and US Highway 50 (US-50). These three highways are the main arteries for carrying people and freight throughout the State. The Connector project provides parallel capacity, increasing mobility in the region and reducing congestion on these three major highways.
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Project Name: Sacramento County Emergency Operations Center
Project Location: 3720 Dudley Boulevard, McClellan, CA 95652
Requested Amount: $990,000
Explanation: The County requires upgrades to the existing integrated technology supporting audio, visual, and control systems within the Emergency Operations Center (EOC). The current EOC has been in a secure, strategic location since 2008, is fully interoperable, and serves as a local integral part to a broader comprehensive state and national emergency management system. The center has undergone several updates, to include an expansion in 2018, that however, re-used a significant amount of technology as a cost-savings measure. Some of the re-used technology is 10 years old, is at end-of-life, and lacks necessary operational functionality, and the confidence thereof. Likewise, there exists potential for increased cybersecurity risks to an aged system utilizing outdated, networked, platforms and technologies. The County has recently invested $240,000 in EOC desktop and laptop computer upgrades, as well as, in the FY 2024 design, construction requirement analysis, and project scope for compliance with federal grant requirements. Finally, the EOC serves as a secondary / alternate location to the State’s Emergency Operations Center. The requested funding ($500,000) will help to upgrade outdated technologies, cover installation, and ensure training on the installed systems.
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Project Name: Natomas Basin Levee Project
Project Location: Reach A North of the Sacramento River, Natomas, 95833
Requested Amount: $40,000,000
Explanation: The flood control project will provide increased flood protection to the residents and property within the Natomas basin by reconstructing the current levees to address existing seepage and structural improvements.
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Project Name: Northgate Hexavalent Chromium Treatment
Project Location: Striker Well (W-100) 1327 Striker Ave Sacramento, CA 95834 | National Drive Well (W-036) 1373 National Drive Sacramento, CA 95834
Requested Amount: $2,000,000
Explanation: Funds are being requested for the procurement and installation of advanced ion exchange treatment systems at two groundwater wells serving the Northgate 880 public water system, a non-transient, non-community system operated by the Sacramento County Water Agency serving approximately 3,000 residents and businesses through 271 service connections in a highly industrial community. In 2024, the California State Water Resources Control Board adopted a hexavalent chromium maximum contaminant level of 10 parts per billion. The Striker well already exceeds this standard with a Running Annual Average of 11 micrograms per liter, and the National well is at 8.8 micrograms per liter with concentrations increasing quarterly. Both wells also have detectable levels of PFAS. These are the two highest-producing wells in the system, providing over 2,100 gallons per minute of potable water supply and the fire flow necessary to protect the concentrated industrial operations in the Northgate area. Without treatment before the October 1, 2027 compliance deadline, one or both wells could be forced offline, severely compromising both the drinking water supply and fire suppression capacity. The total project cost is $5,100,000, with the County committing $3,100,000 (61%) in local matching funds from the Water Agency General Fund, far exceeding the 20% minimum non-federal cost share requirement.
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Project Name: Sunrise Boulevard Infrastructure Improvement
Project Location: Sunrise Blvd. between Greenback Lane and Madison Ave, Citrus Heights, 95610
Requested Amount: $2,000,000
Explanation: The Sunrise Boulevard Infrastructure Improvement Project is a critical infrastructure investment supporting the transformation of the former Sunrise Mall site into “Sunrise Tomorrow,” a 100-acre planned mixed-use downtown district in Citrus Heights, California. The two-part Project is comprised of 1. The Intersection Improvement, which includes the construction of a new fully signalized intersection designed to modern multimodal standards and planned Bus Rapid Transit, and 2. The Lighting Enhancement, which will upgrade an aging median lighting infrastructure with state-of-the-art, energy-efficient LED programmable lighting. Both facets of this Project will modernize this critical corridor, enhance public safety, and complement regional investment in the Sunrise Tomorrow reimagining project. Also, the Intersection Improvement facet will improve connectivity between the Sunrise Tomorrow redevelopment area and the adjacent MarketPlace at Birdcage commercial center.
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Project Name: Critical Safety Infrastructure RT
Project Location: 1102 Q Street, Suite 4100, Sacramento, 95811
Requested Amount: $1,500,000
Explanation: Funds are being requested to replace and construct critical safety infrastructure in disadvantaged communities across Sacramento region. These improvements will modernize outdated lighting systems at 10 SacRT light rail stations and 6 park and ride lots—locations that serve thousands of riders who rely on safe, reliable transit access. The project includes replacing deteriorated light fixtures, installing new fixtures where illumination is currently insufficient, upgrading electrical wiring, adding conduits and poles, and transitioning all sites to energy efficient LED lighting. These upgrades directly respond to lighting deficiencies identified in SacRT rider surveys conducted October 7–November 10, 2024, under Senate Bill 434 (SB 434). The project will significantly enhance visibility, improve rider safety, deter crime, and strengthen overall station security. Modern LED systems will also reduce long term energy consumption and maintenance costs, ensuring that limited public resources are used efficiently.
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Project Name: Jackrabbit Trail Crossings Improvement
Project Location: Club Center Drive/Natomas Boulevard intersection, Sacramento, 95835
Requested Amount: $2,700,000
Explanation: The Jackrabbit Trail in North Natomas is a north-south Class 1 shared use path that is intersected by several busy east-west roadways including Club Center Drive. The Jackrabbit Trail Crossings Project will improve bicycle and pedestrian safety at Club Center Drive with new pedestrian traffic signals, high visibility crosswalks, and sidewalk improvements.
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Project Name: Rancho Cordova AI & Career Exploration Center
Project Location: 10455 Investment Circle, Rancho Cordova, 95670
Requested Amount: $850,000
Explanation: The AI & Career Exploration Center will function as a community-serving public facility that expands access to high-growth technology careers for low- and moderate-income residents, supports small business digital transformation, and serves as a neighborhood revitalization catalyst within a federally qualified LMI census tract.
The project establishes a publicly accessible AI exploration and career discovery studio within an existing City-owned facility in Rancho Cordova. The Center will provide hands-on AI literacy experiences, career pathway exploration tools, and small business digital readiness programming aligned with the City’s $5 million AI & Robotics Ecosystem initiative.
This request builds tangible community access into the City’s broader innovation strategy, ensuring that emerging technology investments translate into equitable economic opportunity.
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Project Name: Del Paso Neighborhood Park
Project Location: Natoma Way & Grand Ave, Sacramento, 95838
Requested Amount: $2,000,000
Explanation: The funding would be used to develop a new park in East Del Paso Heights. The new 2-acre park, within a linear Pacific Gas & Electric transmission easement, would include multi-use, community amenities in for a neighborhood that lacks open-space. Facilities will include playgrounds, sports field, open lawn areas, and amenities to support local use.
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Project Name: Rossmoor Bar Trail Enhancement
Project Location: Rossmoor Bar Area, North of Ambassador Drive, Rancho Cordova, 95670
Requested Amount: $1,000,000
Explanation: The funding request is for construction of durable trails that increase accessibility accommodations to the public, create educational tools and signage, and planting native foliage for conservation efforts in a disadvantaged community. The trail improvements will address 10.5 miles of unimproved trails within the 545.5-acre Rossmoor Bar area.
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Project Name: Spark Point Financial Empowerment and Employment Hub
Project Location: 10389 Old Placerville Rd, Rancho Cordova, 95827
Requested Amount: $2,500,000
Explanation: Funds will be used to support the construction and scale up of the SparkPoint Financial Empowerment and Employment Resource Hub in Rancho Cordova, near public transit and in proximity to affordable housing located on a local elementary school site: Cordova Villa Elementary. SparkPoint Centers are neighborhood hubs providing free integrated employment services in addition to financial coaching that helps increase income, reduce debt, improve credit, with the goal of providing the tools to build generational wealth. This SparkPoint center, located on the campus of Cordova Villa Elementary is in close proximity to an Opportunity Zone and has potential for increased economic growth for families, and the region. Sparkpoints have been established by the United Way federation network across the state of California. These centers are built to promote long term change and provide one on one services including job search support, career coaching, education and training referrals, and financial aid guidance, helping parents connect employment and education opportunities to family-sustaining wages—strengthening both household stability and the local workforce a national priority.
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Project Name: Improve your Tomorrow College Success Center
Project Location: 1901 Royal Oaks Drive, Sacramento, 95815
Requested Amount: $317,069
Explanation: Improve Your Tomorrow (IYT) requests Community Project Funding to support the final development and launch of the College Success Center, a 15,000-square-foot youth and community facility located at 1901 Royal Oaks Drive in Sacramento. The center will serve students and families across California’s 6th Congressional District by providing mentoring, academic support, college advising, and workforce development programming. The facility will include classrooms, counseling offices, a computer lab, a wellness studio, a commercial kitchen, and flexible space for mentorship, career exploration, and community programming. Once open, the center will expand access to college and career pathways for students in some of Sacramento’s most underserved neighborhoods. This investment will help strengthen the region’s future workforce while providing a safe and supportive space for students and families to access educational and career opportunities.
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Project Name: Citrus Heights Water District Water Main Replacement
Project Location: 5742 Hoffman Ln, Fair Oaks, CA 95628 | 8321 Gordian Way
Requested Amount: $2,258,943
Explanation: Citrus Heights Water District (CHWD or District) seeks federal funds for construction of two projects within its Water Main Replacement Program to ensure the continuity of reliable, clean water for about 70,000 customers via more than 20,000 service connections within the regional service area. The District owns more than 250 miles of pipeline that was largely installed between the early 1960s to 1980s, and much of this aging water infrastructure is nearing the end of its useful life. These projects will replace and upsize mains to meet current infrastructure standards utilizing a data-informed approach to mitigate risk and address greatest needs. These infrastructure improvements will ensure residents’ continued access to clean water, strengthen system resiliency, and avoid costly main failures, catastrophic service disruptions, and emergency mobilizations.
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Project Name: CLTRE House Workforce Housing and Economic Development
Project Location: 1511 Del Paso Blvd, Sacramento, 95815
Requested Amount: $5,500,000
Explanation: CLTRE House is a community-driven workforce housing and economic development project located in Sacramento’s District 2. The project will construct 53 new multifamily housing units targeted to residents earning 70–80% of Area Median Income, expanding access to affordable housing for working households. The development will integrate small business incubation and entrepreneurship programming to support local artists, entrepreneurs, and small businesses. Located approximately 300 feet from a regional light rail station, the project promotes transit-oriented development and reduces transportation costs for residents. CLTRE House will partner with the Capitol Area Development Authority (CADA) to incorporate a middle-income housing component, expanding affordability options for moderate-income residents. Federal funding will support project development and economic development infrastructure that strengthens housing stability and local entrepreneurship.
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Project Name: Kings Way Dental Capacity Expansion
Project Location: 3540 Kings Way, Sacramento, 95821
Requested Amount: $2,000,000
Explanation: One Community Health (OCH) is requesting $2,000,000 in federal funding to activate and equip sixteen dental operatories at the Kings Way Health Center in Sacramento County. This project will expand dental capacity from five existing operatories to sixteen, increasing annual service capacity from 1,530 patients and 5,050 visits to an estimated 4,500 patients and 13,500 visits. Funds will support one-time capital costs, including operatory-specific construction, plumbing and electrical infrastructure, and permanently affixed dental equipment such as chairs, radiography systems, sterilization units, and vacuum and compressor systems. The expansion will retain thirteen existing dental positions and create approximately twenty-one new dental jobs. The project is an appropriate use of taxpayer funds because it strengthens community-based preventive and restorative dental care for Medi-Cal and underserved residents, reducing care delays and helping avoid higher-cost emergency department utilization for preventable dental conditions. This investment expands long-term safety-net capacity without creating new recurring federal operating obligations.
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Project Name: Fair Oaks Preschool ADA Improvements
Project Location: 8090 Grand Ave, Fair Oaks, 95628
Requested Amount: $2,000,000
Explanation: This project will improve accessibility and modernize the Fair Oaks Preschool facility, originally constructed in 1953, by reconstructing ADA-compliant parking and paths of travel, upgrading restroom facilities, and addressing aging infrastructure and hazardous materials. These improvements will ensure that the preschool remains a safe, accessible, and affordable early childhood education program serving families throughout the Fair Oaks community.
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Project Name: Sacramento Workforce-Led Transitional Housing Development Project
Project Location: 4125 Northgate Blvd, Sacramento, 95815
Requested Amount: $1,500,000
Explanation: PWT United Inc. (PWT) seeks $1,500,000 in FY2027 Community Project Funding to support Phase 1 development of a workforce-led transitional housing project located within California’s 6th Congressional District. The project will develop approximately 10–12 small-footprint housing units to provide safe, stable housing for low-income and disadvantaged residents. PWT United will implement a hands-on construction model, engaging participants in building housing units as part of workforce preparation for careers in the skilled trades. This approach addresses both housing instability and the growing demand for a skilled construction workforce. While not all participants require housing, access to stable housing is critical for many individuals to successfully complete training and transition into employment. This project represents a scalable model that integrates housing development with workforce pathways to support long-term economic stability.