Citrus Heights shows how infrastructure investments create a road to new commercial and residential opportunities.
Investments in local infrastructure can yield benefits that extend far beyond the curb. A 2021 report found that upcoming spending on federal, state, and local infrastructure will generate nearly $200 billion in economic activity in California alone. That equates to a return of $4.30 in economic activity for every $1 spent on infrastructure.
The city of Citrus Heights, located just a few miles east of Sacramento, shows the impact such investments can have on local communities. City officials embrace a transportation philosophy known as complete streets, meaning that mobility for all users, including transit users, pedestrians, and cyclists, is incorporated into infrastructure projects, along with greenhouse emission goals. When fully implemented, complete street projects can help create vibrant, walkable cities.
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