More Jobs, Homes, and Clean Energy for Solano Residents

The East Solano Plan brings 15,000 local jobs paying over $88,000/year, a $200 million commitment to invest in revitalizing downtowns in existing Solano cities, and $500 million in community benefits for downpayment assistance, scholarships, and small business grants for Solano residents.

I am a strong proponent of California's everlasting potential, as I firmly believe it can serve as...

Kimberly Moses
Dixon, CA

As a lifelong resident of Solano County, I have witnessed the tremendous growth of the region and...

Joel Rodriguez
Vacaville, CA

What I like most about this initiative is the allocation of 400 million aimed at providing down...

Jesus Gonzalez
Dixon, CA

I support this project wholeheartedly because it embodies a commitment to positive change. Solano...

Layton Pablo
Vallejo, CA

This initiative is by far the most innovative and groundbreaking project in city planning over the...

Dwight Calloway
Fairfield, CA

I was stationed at Travis Air Force Base when I was an Air Force Officer in the early 1970s. My...

Ken Klucsor
Vallejo

The East Solano Homes, Jobs and Clean Energy Initiative is a game-changer for local restaurants...

Monique and Paul Feybesse
Vallejo, CA

As the CEO and Founder of The Coach Sarna League, which includes an NFL Flag Football League and a...

Ryan Sarna
Vallejo, CA

It's such an exciting project. We need more homes in Solano.

Annie Vogelpohl Shares Her Support
Fairfield, CA

Northern California is one of the most beautiful places on earth. However, home construction has...

Shan Bhattacharya
Benicia, CA

Where would this new community be located?

What is the Solano Jobs Guarantee?

What is the $400 million Solano Homes For All Guarantee?

"We’ve all talked about creative solutions for what comes next in Solano County. Building a new community in East Solano that can serve as an economic engine for all of Solano County for the next half a century offers us just that. It’s a chance to bring some great things to Solano – and a chance to make sure our kids and grandkids have a future here."

Let’s create tomorrow together, by Michael Fortney, Head of Partnerships, 3rd generation Solano resident

How would this new community protect what makes Solano special?

The new community in Solano context

What's the timeline and process for this project?

"I am optimistic...everything I’ve seen and read so far looks like what the New Urbanists have been trying to get on the ground for 40 years....every great city was originally founded on open land where people could make a living."

– Steve Mouzon, architect & planner (link)