Orange County to Spend $37 Million on Street Improvement Projects

Orange County to Spend $37 Million on Street Improvement Projects
Preparations are made for a street car line along Santa Ana Boulevard, in Santa Ana, Calif., on Jan. 11, 2021. John Fredricks/The Epoch Times
Rudy Blalock
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The Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) announced April 13 funding for street improvements, including widening busy streets and intersections and improving the timing of traffic lights, according to a news release.

Three Orange County cities were awarded $33 million for improving and widening city streets and intersections, with an estimated $30.6 million for Santa Ana, and Irvine and Yorba Linda each receiving $1.4 million. Another $4 million was awarded for traffic signal synchronization with Mission Viejo receiving $2.7 million and Irvine $955,000.