Ask your Assembly Member to act now before the session ends
California's Cap-and-Invest program requires major polluters to buy emissions allowances, generating proceeds for programs that reduce pollution and support local communities through the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund.
However, recent regulatory changes by the California Air Resources Board (CARB) granted free emissions allowances to industrial polluters, reducing overall state revenue by an estimated $2 billion annually through 2030.
Because state funding rules place local programs in “Tier 3” priority, this revenue shortfall directly threatens vital programs with steep funding cuts, including local transit operations, clean air and water, affordable housing near transit centers, and more.
Contact your Assembly Member to ask them to find a legislative solution to protect funding for local transit and other Tier 3 programs. After, please share this action so more voices are heard.
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