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This past week, I was thrilled to announce that the Contra Costa Transportation Authority (CCTA) will receive over $166 million in funding from the Department of Transportation (DOT) that I advocated for to improve safety, reduce congestion, and reduce air pollution along the I-680 corridor through Contra Costa County.

In California, we have seen the consequences of climate change from more extreme wildfires and droughts to skyrocketing temperatures. As a longtime champion for policies that reduce greenhouse gases and protect the environment, I have been working to address the climate crisis by transitioning to a clean energy economy while ensuring no worker is left behind. This past week I introduced federal legislation to support the workforce as we make this transition.

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It's been a busy District Work Period in CA-10! I hosted four town halls and appreciated hearing your thoughts on women's rights, gun violence prevention, transportation, and the Supreme Court. I also celebrated funding I brought home for projects in our community, including to rehabilitate creek habitats in Lafayette, build a new park in Oakley, and improve facilities at Contra Costa Health's Concord Shelter. I also kicked off my Small Business Listening Tour in downtown Walnut Creek and spent time visiting community organizations in East County.