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Directed spending requests from members of Congress representing California.
Pajaro River at Watsonville, CA
Funds would be used to continue the construction of the Pajaro River Flood Risk Management Project.
This project will provide flood protection along the Pajaro River and its tributaries, including for the Town of Pajaro, City of Watsonville, and high-value agricultural land.
Funding will be used to reconstruct failing flood control levees along the Pajaro River and its tributaries.
This project would provide 100-year flood protection along the Pajaro River and Tributaries in Monterey and Santa Cruz Counties, including for the economically disadvantaged City of Watsonville, the severely disadvantaged Town of Pajaro, and surrounding high-value agricultural land.
Funding for this project is critical to the continued operation of ISR assets at Beale AFB as well as critical foundation to sustain Beale’s mission and long-range strategy.
Funding will be used for building a facility for the U-2 follow-on mission.
Multi-Domain Operations Complex
Multi-Domain Operations Complex (MDOC)
This project will be important to the continued operations of Beale Air Force Base as well as a critical foundation to sustain Beale’s mission and long-range strategy.
This project will be important to the continued operations of Beale Air Force Base as well as a critical foundation to sustain Beale’s mission and long-range strategy.
Funding will be used to support the design and execution of a wetland restoration project that will use dredged sediment from the San Francisco Bay navigation channels to restore wetlands.
Funding will be used to advance investigations, design, and construction of the Training Levee and Deep Water Ship Channel (DWSC) East levee.
This funding will be used to advance investigations, design, and construction of the Training Levee and Deep Water Ship Channel (DWSC) East levee.
Army Reserve Facility
Construct a 1,300-member Army Reserve Center (ARC) on the federally-owned land to train and equip Army Reserve soldiers and leaders.
Funding will be used to address existing seepage concerns and other issues along the American River, Natomas Drainage Canal, and the Pleasant Grove Creek Canal.
Funds for the West Sacramento Project to provide 200-year flood protection to the residents and businesses of West Sacramento.
The President’s budget proposal for 2025 includes $43.46 million in construction funding for the West Sacramento Project (Project) to continue implementation that will provide 200-year flood protection to the residents and businesses of West Sacramento.
This funding will provide improvements to correct seepage and erosion damage to approximately 41 miles of existing levees along the Sacramento River, Yolo Bypass, and Sacramento River Deep Water Ship Channel to protect the City of West Sacramento from a significant flood risk.
West Sacramento Flood Control Project
Funding will provide increased flood protection to the residents and property within the basin.
This project will provide 200-year flood protection for the Natomas Basin by constructing levee improvements along the bank of the American River, Natomas Drainage Canal, and Pleasant Grove Creek Canal.
Funds would be used for the Bolsa Bay Outlet Improvements portion of the larger Westminster East Garden Grove (WEGG) project.
This Bolsa Bay Outlet Improvements component of the larger Westminster East Garden Grove project will improve conveyance in Outer Bolsa Bay to improve flood control flows and public safety.
This funding will be used to protect critical infrastructure, provide habitat restoration within the Phase 3 basin, and provide flood risk reduction to Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton.
City of Cypress Myra Avenue Storm Water Pump Station No. 1
San Luis Rey River, CA
This project will support geotechnical investigations, identification of levee voids, and levee repairs, which will protect the levees and reduce the risk of flood damage to City bridges, utilities, and the public in Oceanside.
Funding will be used to increases reservoir capacity, improving flood protection, safeguarding communities, infrastructure, and farmland.
