Fixing the state’s roads will take more than money, in other words. It will also take better governance. This is the message of a letter released today by the co-leads of the California Economic Summit’s Infrastructure action team, which details two opportunities in the special session to improve how transportation funds are managed by creating more robust regional financing authorities and by expanding the scope of the state’s new Enhanced Infrastructure Financing Districts to invest in state roads and highways, railroads, and ports.
