Secured $400 million in state funding from SB 132 for ACE to extend to Ceres

In preparation for the 2018 TIRCP application, a joint SJRRC/SJJPA study called for investment in five new stations in Sacramento region and connectivity to the HSR network for intercity service between Sacramento and the Central Valley, consistent with HSR Connected Corridors Study

Secured $500.5 million in TIRCP funding from the state for the Sacramento Extension

Completed the Final EIR for Modesto/Ceres Segment

Caltrans released the California State Rail Plan that highlighted the vision for expanded San Joaquins and ACE service including additional trains and new stations and the extension north of Sacramento

SJRRC created the Station/Facilities Development Committee to make decisions and reflect community interests in the design and delivery of new stations for Valley Rail

Affordable Housing Sustainable Communities (AHSC) Partnerships with SJRRC:

Secured $17.9 million for Grand View Village, Visionary Home Builders, a 62-unit affordable housing project in downtown Stockton west of Cabral Station, including $9.9M for affordable housing, $4 million for ACE rail car and $3.7 million for other transportation projects and programs

Secured $24.7 million for Archway Commons, EAH Housing in Modesto, a 73-unit affordable housing project, with a grant of $4 million for ACE rail car

CHSRA Business Plan included direct connections with Valley Rail services in Merced

Awarded $20 million in federal funding from the Better Utilizing Investments to Leverage Development (BUILD) Transportation Discretionary Grants program for the Stockton Diamond project

Completed Final EIR for Sac Extension

SJJPA signed an MOU with CHSRA and CalSTA to position SJJPA to be the rail service provider of the Interim HSR Service

Awarded $100 million in Trade Corridor Enhancement Program (TCEP) funding through California's SB 1 to support the Stockton Diamond project

SJRRC signed MOU with the Tri-Valley - San Joaquin Valley Regional Rail Authority to position SJRRC to operate future Valley Link commuter rail service to connect BART's rapid transit system to the ACE commuter service

SJRRC Station/Facilities Development Committee approved 'Design Principles' for Valley Rail stations - 1) People-First Approach, 2) Serving All Communities, 3) Design Continuity, 4) Durable and Resilient, 5) Adaptable for the Future

Butte County Association of Governments (BCAG) was awarded $500,000 in Caltrans Sustainable Transportation Planning Grant Funds to examine North Valley Extension in partnership with SJRRC and SJJPA

SJRRC Station/Facilities Development Committee approved the Valley Rail Station Design Guidelines on areas including site circulation, landscape, vertical circulation, platform, wayfinding, facilities, infrastructure

Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) released Phase 1 of the SoCo Rail Study to look at creation of an East Bay rail-to-rail transfer hub in Southern Alameda County to serve as the nexus for megaregional rail services and Bay Area rail and bus services

Completed Final EIR for Ceres to Merced

Completed Final EIR for Stockton Diamond

Completed Stockton Diamond NEPA

Competed Final EIR for Elk Grove Station

Affordable Housing Sustainable Communities (AHSC) Partnerships with SJRRC:

Secured $27 million AHSC grant award with Service First of California for the Hunter House Project, a 120-unit affordable multifamily housing project for special needs populations, with grant including $9.4 million for transportation improvements that includes street improvements, $2.5 million for a new ACE railcar, and $1.35 million for improvements to Cabral and San Joaquins Street stations

Secured $29 million AHSC grant award with EAH Housing for the On Broadway Project (140-unit affordable multifamily housing), with $10 million for transportation improvements that includes street improvements, $6.1 million for two new ACE railcars, and $1.3 million for improvements to Midtown Station

BCAG began work on a strategic plan for the North Valley Rail Extension from Sacramento to Chico

Federal FY 2022 omnibus spending package included $4.4 million for the Manteca station project, $1.5 million for the North Lathrop Transfer station project, and $1.5 million for an ACE battery-powered locomotive pilot program

SJRRC announced The Rail Academy of Central California (TRACC) in partnership with Sacramento City College and Stockton Unified School District to train and place students into quality transportation-related jobs in railroad and transit sectors

Received $57 million in TIRCP funding from the state for Ceres-Turlock

Began environmental review for Merced Intermodal Track Connector (MITC)

SJRRC Station/Facilities Development Committee approved the Station Design Criteria to provide specific direction and standards

ACE became the first Northern California commuter rail service to switch to 100% renewable diesel operations as part of its Climate Action Plan, reducing GHG emissions by 99%

Federal FY 2023 omnibus spending package included $1.5 million to support workforce development activities at the Stockton Rail Maintenance Facility and $2.1 million for a state-of-good-repair project at the San Joaquins station

Awarded $142 million in TIRCP funding from the state to support station construction in Natomas, Elk Grove, North Lathrop, Manteca, Modesto, Ceres, and Madera, ACE platform extensions at Lathrop/Manteca, Tracy, Vasco Rd, Livermore, and Pleasanton stations, and the Stockton Diamond Grade Separation project

Awarded (application for $40 million) from the state's Trade Corridor Enhancement Program (TCEP) to Caltrans and SJRRC for Ceres to Turlock Double Track Project. Completion of the Southern Alameda County Integrated Rail Analysis (SoCo Rail) Study. MTC Link and SJRRC Link.