Latest Campaign News
‘Better Roads, Safe Streets’ Submits Over 32,000 Signatures to Advance Transportation Measure Toward November Ballot
Demonstrating broad, countywide support from community leaders, business, labor organizations, local elected officials, and residents across Fresno County, the “Better Roads, Safe Streets” campaign officially submitted over 32,000 signatures from Fresno County voters to the County Elections Office to qualify for the November ballot.
City of Clovis Approves Resolution Supporting Better Roads, Safe Streets Transportation Measure
The Clovis City Council has approved a resolution expressing support for the Better Roads, Safe Streets transportation measure, a proposed Fresno County initiative that would continue the existing half-cent transportation sales tax for an additional 30 years without increasing the current rate.
Fresno Unified Board of Education Formally Supports Better Roads, Safe Streets Transportation Measure
The Fresno Unified School District Board of Education has approved a resolution supporting the Better Roads, Safe Streets transportation measure, a proposed Fresno County initiative designed to invest billions in local transportation improvements while prioritizing student safety and neighborhood infrastructure.
Campaign effort aims for Better Roads, Safe Streets ↗
Following the abandonment of Measure C renewal efforts by the Fresno Council of Governments, different groups are picking up the pieces and proposing their own transportation sales tax initiatives.
Rural Fresno County Cities Endorse Fresno County Better Roads, Safe Streets Plan
The City Councils of Mendota, Parlier, and Huron have each voted to formally support the Better Roads, Safe Streets campaign’s Fresno County Transportation Improvement Act, a countywide effort to continue Fresno County’s existing half-cent transportation sales tax to repair roads, improve transit, and enhance safety for residents across the region.
A Vision For Better Transportation: It’s Official
We’re excited to share breaking news! Today, representatives of our diverse coalition - including community and youth groups, labor unions, and elected officials from across Fresno County - filed a notice of intention to begin gathering voter signatures to qualify the people’s transportation improvement measure for the November 2026 ballot.