Rebuild SoCal

🎃🚧 Happy Halloween to the hardworking union workers who continue to build up SoCal every day! We truly appreciate all your vital and boo-tiful work 👻

As California works to address its transportation funding shortfall, local voter-approved sales tax measures remain an important source of infrastructure investment. Prop 43 would end that. By November 3rd, make sure to vote NO on Prop 43

Let’s get traffic moving! It’s time to skip the long commute so that we can spend more time on what matters. Vote YES on A to fix our roads, get traffic moving, and create good local jobs – without raising our taxes.

SoCal, make sure to have your voice heard. Cast your vote on or before Nov 3rd. Early voting is underway and if you have a mail in ballot, now is the time to return it. Remember to vote NO on Prop 43! Riverside County Vote Yes on Measure A!

Every project starts with the people who build it. From the first foundation to the final details, California’s union laborers are the backbone of our infrastructure — putting in the hard work that keeps our communities connected and our economy moving.

California’s infrastructure is being put to the test as communities face wildfires, coastal erosion and extreme weather. Investing in resilient infrastructure is critical to protecting our communities and preparing for the challenges ahead. Read more: lat.ms/4ijHWOs

Prop 43 would make it harder for communities to fund transportation, roads, water, and other essential services. Protect local decision-making and the infrastructure investments that keep California moving. Vote NO on Prop 43 on November 3rd.

California cannot afford to wait for another dam disaster like Oroville to take action. A recent state audit found that 57 dams were in poor or unsatisfactory condition across the state. In one case, a 47-foot-wide hole in a spillway has gone unrepaired for more than 30 years.

Riverside County! We have an opportunity to fix roads and traffic – Without increasing tax rates! Ballot Measure A will fix our roads, get traffic moving, and create good local jobs. Make your plan to vote by November 3rd!

The Port of LA just set a record for its busiest month ever, moving more than 1 million container units in September and the Port of Long Beach moved nearly 1 million containers in the same time period. Read more: lat.ms/3UB2vhz

Big projects are happening all around us—and we’re keeping you updated every step of the way. From transit to roads and infrastructure improvements, stay informed on the work shaping our communities. Sign up for our newsletter for the latest updates rebuildsocal.org/newsroom/ne…

Prop 43 would make it harder for communities to fund transportation, roads, water, and other essential services. Protect local decision-making and the infrastructure investments that keep California moving. Vote NO on Prop 43 on November 3rd

As SoCal continues to face wildfire risks, construction innovation is helping explore new ways to build more resilient communities. A San Diego County construction company is building homes designed to better withstand fire. Read the full story: bit.ly/4i8eSJY

The Anaheim Bridge Replacement Project is modernizing a critical crossing in Orange County. The new bridge will improve mobility throughout the State Route 55 and State Route 91 corridor by reducing weaving and merging between ramps, thereby enhancing traffic flow and safety.

Last week we were proud to attend and sponsor the @AGCCalifornia 2026 CONSTRUCT Annual Conference. Speaking on a panel with Josh Arce, the Executive Director for @CaAlliance4Jobs, about Infrastructure Funding Strategies in California.

On 9/28, Rebuild, @Transport_CA & @CaAlliance4Jobs gathered in Temecula for our Annual Joint Board Meeting! It's always great to bring our three organizations together, strengthen our partnerships, and discuss how we can continue moving California forward.

Creating safer job sites means looking out for every worker, speaking up about hazards, and making sure everyone gets home safely. Safe workplaces give everyone the confidence to do their best work and build a stronger future for California.

Thank you to everyone who came out last night to the Regional Transportation Town Hall! All of our voices matter in the projects that get done across SoCal and in the Inland Empire. Together we can build a better future for all of us today. 👷‍♀️ 🦺

Union workers are working hard to repair our roads and to create a better & safer driving experience for us all. Fixing potholes early, repairing cracked pavement, & investing in long-term maintenance keep roads safer, smoother, & more reliable for everyone who depends on them.

TONIGHT! Assemblywoman Lori D. Wilson is hosting a Regional Transportation Funding Workshop in Redlands. Come out & learn about California’s transportation funding landscape & discuss projects impacting the Inland Empire & communities statewide. RSVP: bit.ly/4rMWHxN