Votes at a glance: key CTC actions at June 2026 meeting

At its June 2026 meeting in Folsom the California Transportation Commission approved a broad package of administrative and funding actions across multiple programs. Highlights include:

- Tabs 97 & 99 — Amendments to the local partnership formulaic program and a $9,661,000 supplemental allocation for the BART Silicon Valley Phase 2 tunneling package in Santa Clara County; staff recommended approval and the commission voted to approve both items after public comment.

- Tab 54 — Approval of 12 director's deeds (see article) including the sale of a contested Monterey County parcel; commissioners approved the deeds after staff legal review and denied the commenter’s request to postpone the vote.

- Tab 82 — Approval of the director's deed conveying roughly 136.23 acres (Blues Beach) to Kaipom Nonprofit Corporation (a tribal nonprofit formed by three Pomo tribes) under SB 231; the Coastal Commission and tribal speakers supported the transfer.

- Tab 104 (and related tabs) — Program amendments and a multifunded allocation to prioritize construction of Otay Mesa East northbound vehicle processing and tolling facilities so early toll revenue can support financing for remaining components; the commission approved staff recommendations.

- Inspector General report (Tab 77) — The independent office of audits and investigations presented fiscal‑year findings: 9 audits, 1 special review, 55 recommendations, nearly $1.3 billion audited and about $9 million in questioned costs.

- Assets & benchmarks (Tab 78) — Caltrans reported it is on track to meet Senate Bill 1 targets for core asset classes but remains above the commission’s stricter bridge condition target (1.5% poor) and discussed inspection lag and the pipeline needed to hit targets by 2027.

The meeting also included many routine and expedited allocations across SHOP, STIP, ATP, TCEP, SCCC, A&D (aeronautics), and other programs; numerous time extensions and supplemental allocations were approved by voice vote. The record shows motions, seconds and voice votes for the items summarized above; roll‑call tallies were not recorded in the meeting transcript for these actions.