Investing in California's Future

A Dialogue with Regional Voices and State Policymakers on Infrastructure Financing Options.

Date: February 27, 2003, Assembly Hearing Room 4202, Sacramento, CA

The quality of life and economic prosperity of California communities are directly related to public investment in the infrastructure that everyone uses daily. Roads, public transit, clean water, schools, parks and housing are the very fabric of our communities. Spending on infrastructure has declined dramatically in California since the 1960s when per capita state infrastructure funding peaked at $190 compared to $24, the average in recent years. California now faces an enormous infrastructure funding deficit that will be compounded as our population grows. Despite the current budget crises in California, there are real opportunities to change this trend through innovative solutions.

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