NW Riverside News

Congressman Ken Calvert (CA-41) has successfully secured $44.1 million for various projects in the 41st District through the passage of H.R. 4366, The Consolidated Appropriations Act. Rep. Calvert expressed satisfaction with the bipartisan effort that led to the approval of the funding, emphasizing the importance of fiscal responsibility in government spending.

In the realm of transportation, Rep. Calvert highlighted the necessity of infrastructure development in Riverside County, stating, “My staff and I have worked collaboratively with the cities and transportation agencies in our district to prioritize the critical projects that are needed and eligible to receive federal funding.” The approved funding for transportation projects in the 41st Congressional District includes allocations for the Coachella Valley Rail Project, the Ontario Avenue / Interstate 15 Multimodal Corridor Enhancement Project, and several others aimed at improving the region's infrastructure.

Addressing the issue of homelessness, Rep. Calvert pointed out the funding allocated for projects such as the Homeless Facility Expansion Project in Lake Elsinore and the Navigation Center Project in Palm Springs. These initiatives aim to provide support and services to individuals experiencing homelessness in the 41st District.

In the realm of water infrastructure, funding has been earmarked for projects like the Lee Lake Wells Project and the Recycled Water Booster Station and Reservoir Project. These investments are intended to enhance water supply and sustainability in the district.

Furthermore, Rep. Calvert successfully advocated for military construction projects in the 41st District, including the March ARB KC-46 Two Bay Maintenance/Fuel Hanger, the March ARB KC-46 Simulator Facility, the March ARB KC-46 Fuselage Training Facility, and the Twentynine Palms Communications Towers. These projects aim to enhance military capabilities and infrastructure in the region.

In closing, Rep. Calvert reiterated his commitment to securing funding for essential projects in the 41st District, stating, “We have more work to do to relieve congestion... I will continue to focus on real solutions that get people moving.”