The System Preservation Grant Program is part of the 2026 Federal Funding Cycle which will allocate $203 million in federal transportation funding this year. Photo designed by Magnific

SACRAMENTO, CA (MPG) - The Sacramento Area Council of Governments (SACOG) announced $46 million in grant awards to transportation projects throughout the six-county Sacramento region that improve and repair pavement, help goods move through the region and provide long-term economic benefits.

“Through the System Preservation Program, SACOG and our regional partners are making smart, cost-effective investments. By addressing maintenance needs today, we can reduce costs tomorrow and support the long-term vitality of our communities. We are proud to partner with local agencies advancing this important work,” said Jill Gayaldo, SACOG board chair, and City of Rocklin councilmember.

The projects awarded include $1.06 million to the City of Marysville to preserve pavement in the Historic Business District, $2.81 million to the City of Rancho Cordova for pavement rehabilitation on Folsom Boulevard and $3.45 million to the City of Yuba City to rehabilitate Stabler Lane and Queens Avenue. View the complete list of awards: https://www.sacog.ca.gov/Home/Components/News/News/283/16

About SACOG’s 2026 Federal Funding Cycle

The System Preservation Grant Program is part of the 2026 Federal Funding Cycle which will allocate $203 million in federal transportation funding this year. This major regional investment in the transportation system helps local communities improve streets, roads, transit access, safety, air quality and transportation choices. SACOG works closely with local governments to advance regional priorities as detailed in the 2025 Blueprint, the region’s long-range transportation and land use plan.

About the Sacramento Area Council of Governments

SACOG is where local government leaders in the Sacramento region come together to advance three strategic goals of equity, economy, and environment. In partnership with its 28 member cities and counties, SACOG addresses complex challenges that are too big for any one jurisdiction to solve on its own.