Summary
Two TUMF amendments will reimburse Wildomar up to $5.36 million for the Palomar Road project and the County up to $9.2 million for the Rancho California Road–Calle Contento roundabout — real money flowing to congestion relief in Southwest County.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 5
- Last 30 days
- 1
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 5, 2026.
Impact analysis
Up to $5,361,517 for Wildomar and up to $9,200,000 for the County roundabout in TUMF reimbursements.
Drivers in Wildomar and along Rancho California Road who will see improved roads.
Regional arterial road projects that depend on TUMF funding could see slower revenue growth if the development slowdown persists.
Mentions & discussions (5)
(WRCOG) Western Riverside Council of Governments - Regular Meeting — October 5, 2026
WRCOG approved a TUMF reimbursement amendment with Lake Elsinore worth up to $13.1 million for planning, engineering, right-of-way, and construction of the SR-74/I-15 interchange. This keeps a major regional traffic project moving.
(RCTC-B&I) Riverside County Transportation Commission Budget and Implementation - Regular Meeting — August 24, 2026
State budget decisions could slash funding Riverside County uses for discounted fares, free ride days, and zero-emission buses. A new Senate proposal would restore some of that money, and SB 1087 would modernize regional transportation planning — a bill RCTC supports if amended.
(WRCOG) Western Riverside Council of Governments - Regular Meeting — August 3, 2026
The committee approved five-year TUMF improvement programs and over $28 million in reimbursement agreements for interchange, grade separation, and road widening projects. These are the projects funded by the transportation fees developers pay across western Riverside County.
(WRCOG) Western Riverside Council of Governments - Regular Meeting — April 6, 2026
Two TUMF amendments will reimburse Wildomar up to $5.36 million for the Palomar Road project and the County up to $9.2 million for the Rancho California Road–Calle Contento roundabout — real money flowing to congestion relief in Southwest County.
(RCTC-B&I) Riverside County Transportation Commission Budget and Implementation - Regular Meeting — January 26, 2026
New development is slowing across western Riverside County, and the fees builders pay for regional roads (TUMF) are coming in at only about a quarter of what was budgeted. The committee cut the TUMF forecast from $30 million to $23 million, which means less money for the regional arterial road program if the trend continues.
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