Measure M Local Return Funds – Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority
Deadline: Ongoing
Who is Eligible

Incorporated cities and unincorporated areas of Los Angeles County.

What it Funds

Street and road improvement, active transportation and complete streets, green streets (stormwater management), traffic control measures (e.g., traffic signal upgrades, transportation demand management (TDM)), public transportation services and capital improvements, transit-oriented community investments (TOC), planning, engineering, and design, and other project types.

When to Apply

Eligible jurisdictions must submit Assurances and Understandings agreements prior to participating in the Measure M Local Return program.

Available Funds

Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (LA Metro) anticipates that the Local Return program will be allocated between 17%-20% of Measure M revenues over the next 40 years, distributed on a per-capita basis. LA Metro anticipates funding amounts ranging from $4.5 million to $92.5 annually, depending on population.

Award Size

To be determined

Level of Effort to Apply

To be determined

Competitiveness

Measure M local return fund revenues are allocated to eligible jurisdictions on a per capita basis and are not competitive.

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