Sustainable Transportation Equity Project: Projects in Action
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The Sustainable Transportation Equity Project (STEP) is a pilot project first introduced in FY 2019-20. STEP funds community-based solutions to address transportation inequities and facilitate socioeconomic benefits in low-income and disadvantaged communities. The pilot is designed to help overcome barriers identified in CARB’s SB 350 Guidance Document and address key challenges outlined in CARB’s 2018 SB 150 Progress Report.
STEP is piloting an approach to Low Carbon Transportation funding that aims to 1) address community residents’ transportation needs, 2) increase access to key destinations (such as schools, grocery stores, workplaces, daycare facilities, community centers, medical facilities), and 3) reduce GHG emissions. STEP provides an opportunity for communities that are prepared for larger-scale investments by funding multiple different types of clean transportation and supporting projects within a single community. STEP has the flexibility to fund many different types of capital, operations, planning, and capacity building projects to help meet the needs of each community within that community’s context. View Project Map
Implementation Grants
| Project Name | Grantee | Location | Grant Amounts |
|---|---|---|---|
San Joaquin Council of Governments | South Stockton in San Joaquin County | $7,480,385 | |
City of Commerce | Commerce in Los Angeles County | $3,240,078 | |
Los Angeles Department of Transportation | South Los Angeles in Los Angeles County | $13,843,297 | |
Our Community, Our Shuttle: | San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency | Bayview-Hunters Point in San Francisco County | $10,569,100 |
| West Oakland STEP | City of Oakland Department of Transportation | West Oakland in Alameda County | $7,665,372 |
| The SR-15 Sustainable Redevelopment Project | City Heights Community Development Corporation | City Heights in San Diego County | $3,300,000 |
| El Monte's Clean Mobility Nexus | City of El Monte | El Monte in Los Angeles County | $6,703,420 |
| Empowerment in Motion: Expanding Equitable Clean Mobility Solutions for Communities | County of Los Angeles Internal Services Department | LA County Public Housing Sites | $7,325,000 |
| ConnecTransit Implementation: Advancing Equity through Zero Emission Public Transit, Transit Ambassadors, and Workforce Development | Omnitrans | E St. Corridor in San Bernardino County | $4,468,494 |
| West Hollywood Eastside Transportation Improvements | City of West Hollywood | Eastside West Hollywood in Los Angeles County | $8,214,840 |
| Environmental Justice and Transportation Equity in West Fresno | City of Fresno Department of Transportation | West Fresno in Fresno County | $5,087,000 |
Planning and Capacity Building Grant Projects
| Project Name | Grantee | Location | Grant Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Power the People: MLK Jr. Shoreline Access Study | City of Oakland Department of Transportation | East Oakland in Alameda County | $184,753 |
Isla Vista Community Services District | Isla Vista in Santa Barbara County | $182,158 | |
Solano Transportation Authority | Vallejo in Solano County | $299,997 | |
Circle of Life Development Foundation/MLKCommUNITY Initiative | Bakersfield in Kern County | $200,000 | |
Center City Corridors: Equitable & Clean Transportation Options for All | Anaheim Transportation Network | Anaheim in Orange County | $200,000 |
| City Heights Community Development Corporation | City Heights in San Diego County | $199,248 | |
| City of South El Monte | South El Monte in Los Angeles County | $205,108 | |
| Omnitrans | San Bernardino County | $230,500 |