Rep. Mullin Secures Federal transportation funding to advance key San Mateo County projects

San Mateo County, CA - Federal transportation funding included in the Transportation, Housing and Urban Development appropriations bill will help advance several critical transportation projects across San Mateo County, supporting safety improvements, congestion relief and expanded mobility options for residents and travelers.

The bill includes congressional directed spending for multiple San Mateo County Transportation Authority (TA) priorities sponsored by U.S. Rep. Kevin Mullin, reflecting continued federal investment in the county's transportation infrastructure. The funded projects address long-standing needs at major corridors, local streets and multimodal connections throughout the region.

"The federal government plays a crucial role in helping improve infrastructure and transportation systems across America. As a Member of Congress, delivering for our district is my top priority and I'm proud to partner with the San Mateo County Transportation Authority to bring home millions of dollars for essential public projects," said Rep. Kevin Mullin (CA-15). "This funding will have widespread local and regional benefits by addressing traffic congestion, expanding bicyclist and pedestrian routes, and improving safety at one of the California's most hazardous rail crossings."

Funding included in the bill supports the following TA projects:

• $3.15 million for the Broadway Grade Separation Project in Burlingame, which will improve safety and traffic flow by separating roadway and rail operations.
• $850,000 for the 84/101 Reimagined Project in Redwood City, supporting planning and design efforts to address congestion at one of the county's busiest interchanges.
• $2 million for Woodland Avenue Safety Improvements in East Palo Alto, focused on enhancing pedestrian and bicycle safety along a key neighborhood corridor.
• $850,000 for the Huntington Avenue Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements Project in San Bruno, expanding safe and accessible travel options for people walking and biking.
• $500,000 for the U.S. 101/Holly Street Interchange and Overcrossing Project in San Carlos, aimed at improving traffic operations and multimodal connectivity.

The TA recognizes the role of Congress in prioritizing transportation investments and is grateful for Rep. Mullin's work in Washington, D.C., to secure federal resources that help advance projects benefiting San Mateo County communities.

"These investments will help move forward projects that improve safety, strengthen regional connections and support economic vitality," said TA Board Chair Julia Mates. "Reliable federal funding is essential to delivering transportation improvements of this scale and complexity. We are grateful to Congressman Mullin for securing this much-needed funding."

The TA will continue working with federal, state and local partners to move these projects forward and pursue additional funding opportunities to support a safe, reliable and sustainable transportation system.

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