Go Sonoma Project Fact Sheets

Sonoma became a self-help county in 2004 when it passed the Traffic Relief Act known as Measure M. In order to maintain our status as a self-help county and deliver critical transportation projects, voters approved Go Sonoma in 2020. With a stable local funding source, the SCTA has been able to secure highly competitive State and federal funds that would not have been possible without a local commitment that gets projects shovel ready.

Project	Sponsor	Estimated Go Sonoma Funding
Cloverdale Sidewalk Completion	City of Cloverdale	$500,000
Cloverdale Traffic Calming	City of Cloverdale	$700,000
Cotati Sidewalk Gap Closures	City of Cotati	$500,000
Healdsburg Grove Street Neighborhood Plan Implementation Plan	City of Healdsburg	$283,000
Healdsburg Ward Street Neighborhood Revitalization	City of Healdsburg	$1,194,000
Petaluma Lynch Creek Trail	City of Petaluma	$1,620,000
Petaluma Caulfield Lane Active Transportation Improvements	City of Petaluma	$2,364,000
Petaluma Transit Expansion	City of Petaluma	$2,031,000
Sebastopol Bodega Avenue Bike Lanes Phase 2	City of Sebastopol	$2,240,000
Sonoma Citywide Safety Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements	City of Sonoma	$1,610,000
Airport Boulevard Widening Laughlin to Ordinance Road	Sonoma County Public Infrastructure	$4,500,00
Mirabel Road Corridor Improvements and West County Trail Gap Closures Phase 2	Sonoma County Public Infrastructure	$1,800,000
Mirabel Road Corridor Improvements and West County Trail Gap Closures Phase 3	Sonoma County Public Infrastructure	$600,000
Downtown Pedestrian and Bicycle Crossing of US 101 Phase 1	Town of Windsor	$600,000
Old Redwood Highway Pavement Preservation Program	Town of Windsor	$1,540,00

STIP Fact Sheet

The State Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) is a multiyear state funding program that allocates transportation dollars to regionally and locally prioritized projects for highways, transit, and active transportation. It helps move planned projects from concept to construction by providing predictable, competitive capital funding.

STIP Exchange Funds Project: US 101/Dry Creek Road Interchange Improvements