TUMF Collections Slowdown and Near-Term Transportation Studies
Riverside County
Summary
TUMF fee collections are running well below the $77.5 million projection because development has slowed, cutting WRCOG's admin share to $1.9 million. New pilot studies in the Pass and Southwest zones aim at quick congestion fixes like signal coordination, backed by AB 2307 pushing Caltrans to cooperate.
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Last discussed Mar 2, 2026.
Impact analysis
WRCOG's TUMF admin revenue drops by about $1.2 million this year; $10-15 million in developer payments are still pending.
Southwest and Pass residents stuck in congestion could see signal timing and intersection fixes within a couple of years.
Murrieta officials noted a 14-year environmental review for a hospital-corridor off-ramp, calling the delay a public safety crisis.
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