Getting involved in the Measure C 2026 renewal process is a way to ensure your voice is heard in how tax dollars are spent in Fresno County. As a resident or business owner, your input is essential to making sure funds are allocated to the greatest needs across the region. Public participation not only helps ensure that the desires of the community are represented, but it also guarantees that underserved areas are able to share feedback as well. Engaging in this process gives a deeper understanding of how transportation projects impact communities.
The development of the Measure C Renewal Expenditure Plan will be an inclusive, community-driven process. THe plan will determine how Measure C tax funds will be used. To ensure the plan reflects the needs of Fresno County residents, the Expenditure Plan will be shaped by feedback gathered through various engagement opportunities. A Steering Committee, composed of representatives from each city, the county, and at-large members from business, environmental, cycling and other sectors, will meet from April to November 2025 to draft the plan. They will review input from local agencies, data on past Measure C impacts, and insights from community workshops. Between May and October 2025, workshops will be held across the county to gather direct input from residents, while local non-profits and community-based organizations will be offered mini-grants to help educate and engage the public. In 2026, the Steering Committee will begin drafting the plan and the community will have additional chances to review and provide feedback before finalizing the plan. Click here to view community workshops in your area.
Measure C has made an impact on the community by raising over $2.1 billion in local funds, which has helped secure an additional $8 billion from state and federal sources. These funds have been used by local agencies to maintain and improve roads, support public transit, upgrade airports, and expand highways. Measure C has also supported transit services like the Senior Scrip program, offering seniors 70 and older a 75% discount on transportation services like Lyft, Uber, and taxis.
Measure C has made an impact on the community by raising over $2.1 billion in local funds, which has helped secure an additional $8 billion from state and federal sources. These funds have been used by local agencies to maintain and improve roads, support public transit, upgrade airports, and expand highways. Measure C has also supported transit services like the Senior Scrip program, offering seniors 70 and older a 75% discount on transportation services like Lyft, Uber, and taxis.