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Plan overview

The California Forever project is proposing to build a new city in southeastern Solano County, with well-paid jobs in new industries, affordable homes in safe, walkable neighborhoods, and new sources of clean energy for the region.

A complete city with jobs, homes, and clean energy that serves all of Solano County.

Our design principles center on bringing well-paid jobs in new industries, affordable homes, and amenities together instead of building yet another bedroom community. With the inclusion of a Downtown, Industry & Technology, and Maker & Manufacturing zones, this plan can bring the best companies together in one place creating a jobs center not just for the new residents but all of Solano County.


Bringing the city to life


Designed by a world-class team

When selecting the collaborators who would work alongside our in-house team, we looked not only for people who were best in the world in what they did, but who also lived in Northern California and understood its values and culture. Many of our collaborators have been involved in multiple projects in Solano County over the last few decades.

SITELAB urban studio

Urban Design

SITELAB urban studio is a multi-disciplinary urban design and strategy firm. They are a woman-owned San Francisco-based practice using research and visualization to create great places, through big plans and small interventions. They are known for leading collaborations with developers, public agencies, and communities to create urban narratives, solve problems, design for shared vision, and gain entitlement for complex projects. In every community in which they work, they strive to connect directly with people and place. They draw on our broad experience in designing and implementing intricate urban projects in downtowns, historic districts, and innovation hubs, with a focus on placemaking and placekeeping.

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  • Napa Pipe Design Guidelines (Napa, California)
  • Hilltop Horizon (Richmond, California)
  • Downtown West Mixed-Use Plan (San Jose, California)
  • Pier 70 Waterfront Plan (San Francisco, California)
  • Waterfront Resilience Program (San Francisco, California)
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CAW Architects

School architecture
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HPA

Industrial planning

HPA is an industrial design corporation that offers services in both architecture and planning to institutions, corporations, and developers throughout the United States. Partners Yong Nam, Bob Jacob, and Susan Littlefield have diverse backgrounds and expertise. Working together at HPA for over thirty years, they continue to enhance HPA’s reputation for creating value for its clients. The philosophy at HPA is that service is a keystone of working as an architect. We are committed to our client’s objectives and strive to provide services that save them time, save them money, provide them flexibility, functionality and provide them with facilities that are a valuable asset. As market requirements grow and change over time, HPA continues to be at the forefront, designing for increased clear heights and innovative EV Truck and auto charging.

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  • Pacific Commons (Fremont, CA)
  • Exchange 92 (Hayward, CA)
  • Oaks Business Park (Livermore, CA)
  • International Park of Commerce (Tracy, CA)

CMG

Landscape Architecture

CMG Landscape Architecture is a design studio that integrates landscape architecture, urban design, and planning to increase social and ecological wellbeing. They create places that bring communities together, invite connections, and restore environmental health. At the heart of the practice is attention to public space, how the built environment shapes human interaction and communities, and the way innovation can foster a thriving natural world. Their practice is focused on the health and vibrancy of the Bay Area. Sustainability through climate change mitigation, urban resiliency and ecology, strategies for sea level rise, drought-tolerant landscapes, habitat creation, and carbon sequestration initiatives shape their approach. Each project is distinct and designed to include, support, and sustain a specific place and community.

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  • Treasure Island (San Francisco, California)
  • Concord Naval Weapons Station (Concord, California)
  • Bay Meadows (San Mateo, California)
  • Mission Rock (San Francisco, California)
  • Moffett Park Specific Plan (Sunnyvale, California)
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Second Nature

Ecological science and planning

Second Nature Ecology + Design brings the science of urban ecology into planning and design. We work with developers, designers, and communities to create a positive ecological vision for a project that guides all dimensions of design, construction, and operations, bringing the benefits of high-quality nature to urban residents. Second Nature staff are leaders in both the science and practice of urban nature, having originated key publications in the field and excelling at working collaboratively with project teams to find the synergies between nature and housing, workplaces, mobility, and other elements of the built environment.

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  • North Bayshore Master Plan (Mountain View, California)
  • St. John’s Terminal (New York, New York)
  • San Francisco Urban Biodiversity (San Francisco, California)
  • Biodiversity Standards for Buildings (global review for the IUCN)
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Fehr & Peers

Transportation

Fehr & Peers is passionate about transforming transportation consulting through innovation and creativity. The firm derives inspiration by partnering with communities to understand and shape local transportation futures objectively tailored to diverse needs. As the firm grows, a steadfast commitment to inclusive, local, and long-term community relationships remains central to the core philosophy. Many of the company’s client relationships are decades long, built on years of listening, understanding, collaboration, and successful outcomes. Clients of Fehr & Peers have appreciated the firm’s long-term commitments to local communities, trusting the team as their objective partner in transportation since 1985.

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  • Candlestick Point and Hunter’s Point Shipyard (San Francisco, California)
  • Newhall Ranch (Valencia, California)
  • Point of the Mountain (Draper, Utah)
  • Stapleton (Denver, Colorado)
  • Hensley Field (Dallas, Texas)
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Mark Thomas

Transportation

Mark Thomas provides transportation planning, civil and structures engineering, construction management, surveying, and landscape architectural services that have set the stage for transportation improvement projects. We are known as a premier interchange and highway design firm with an unequaled ability to develop creative solutions, having planned and/or delivered more than 200 projects on Caltrans facilities, totaling more than $15 billion in improvements. We strive to develop ideas and alternatives that other firms might not, and be a true partner with our clients – developing solutions that are supported by the community and decision-makers, are context-sensitive, and are technically sound.

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  • I-80/I-680/SR 12 Interchange Complex (Solano County, California)
  • SR 12 Jameson Canyon Widening (Solano County, California)
  • SR 4 Widening and Interchange Improvements (Contra Costa County, California)
  • SR 4 Bypass (Contra Costa County, California)
  • I-80/North Texas Street Interchange (Fairfield, California)
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Steinberg Hart

Parking design

For 70 years, Steinberg Hart has shaped environments and created inspiring places, remaining authentic to our values of design, relationships, and change. Since the firm’s beginnings in 1953 in Silicon Valley, Steinberg Hart has been invested in the future of the region, designing buildings and communities across Northern California and beyond. The firm’s portfolio spans education, arts, residential, urban mixed-use, hospitality, civic, and commercial sectors, maintaining a focus on honoring people, place, and environment. The firm’s team of architects, designers, planners, and sustainability experts share the belief that design can create profound and unexpected connections between people and place, and that together, we can create the world we want.

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  • Miro Towers (San Jose, CA)
  • Tasman East Residential & Ellore Senior Living (Santa Clara, CA)
  • Santa Clara Agrihood (San Jose, CA)
  • Taube Koret Center for Jewish Life (Palo Alto, CA)
  • San Diego International Airport T2 Parking (San Diego, CA)
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CBG

Civil Engineering

Since 1989, Carlson, Barbee & Gibson, Inc. (CBG) has provided Northern California with top-tier civil engineering, surveying, and land planning services for private and public land development firms and public agencies. Our familiarity with the region, market, and agency requirements, coupled with our expansive design experience has helped to build a reputation of timely solutions that add value to the most challenging projects. CBG is known for providing cost effective designs, reducing construction costs, meeting aggressive deadlines, and navigating California’s increasingly complicated entitlement and permitting processes.

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  • One Lake / Cannon Station (Fairfield, California)
  • Alameda Point (Alameda, California)
  • Concord Naval Weapons Station (Concord, California)
  • Mountain House (Mountain House, California)
  • Windemere / Dougherty Valley (San Ramon, California)
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EKI

Water Supply Planning

EKI Environment & Water, Inc. (EKI) is an employee-owned company that provides comprehensive water resources and engineering services to public and private sector clients since our founding in 1989. Our staff includes over 100 civil engineers, environmental engineers, chemical engineers, chemists, geologists, hydrogeologists, environmental scientists, computer-aided designers, geographic information system (GIS) and database specialists, and support staff. With nine offices in California and the United States, our multidisciplinary team brings experience in a wide range of water resources services, including the assessment, development, and management of groundwater, surface water, and recycled water supplies.

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  • Water Supply Assessments for over 50 developments throughout California
  • 2020 Urban Water Management Plans for 43 entities throughout California
  • Bay Area Water Supply and Conservation Agency Long-Term Reliable Water Supply Strategy, San Mateo, California
  • Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) compliance throughout California
  • Water Supply Evaluation and Alternative Groundwater Sustainability Plan, Livermore, California
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ENGEO

Geotechnical, Hydrology, GIS, and Hazmat

ENGEO is an award-winning, employee-owned California Corporation of more than 400 geotechnical and civil engineers, geologists, environmental scientists, water resources experts, field quality-control representatives, laboratory testing specialists, and supporting staff. With 22 locations worldwide, our professionals are dedicated to delivering practical and constructible solutions based on advanced engineering. We assist in every phase of projects, from due diligence for land acquisition and planning through entitlement, permitting, engineering design, construction, and project build-out. With our knowledge of regional funding mechanisms, public-agency funding processes, political realities, and regulatory negotiation and compliance, we will provide vital expertise and guidance.

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  • Great Park Neighborhoods (Irvine, California)
  • Tejon Mountain Village (Kern County, California)
  • Brooklyn Basin Redevelopment (Oakland, California)
  • Newhall Ranch (Valencia, California)
  • Treasure Island and Yerba Buena Island (San Francisco, California)
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NEXT Infrastructure

Infrastructure

As a leader in sustainable infrastructure consulting across North America, NEXT specializes in district-scale development for smart urban growth. NEXT navigates every stage of the project lifecycle, starting from initial visioning and feasibility studies, through design and partnership formation, to final implementation, all while ensuring cohesive and effective project management at each step. Leveraging our interdisciplinary expertise in real estate, planning, engineering, technology, and economics, we transform ambitious visions into tangible realities. Our focus is on driving extraordinary sustainability and innovation in large-scale projects, using digital tools and a global network of partners to deliver holistic, commercially viable solutions.

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  • Woodbine Communities (Toronto, Ontario)
  • Michigan Central (Detroit, Michigan)
  • Brodie Oaks (Austin, Texas)
  • Point of the Mountain Proposal (Draper, Utah)
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WSP

Solid waste
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Introba

Energy
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Power Systems Design

Electrical Engineering & Design

Power Systems Design (PSD) was formed in June of 1985. This year, we celebrate our 39th year providing high and medium voltage electrical power engineering and design services to public, private and municipal utilities; and many successful land developers. PSD’s range of expertise includes but is not limited to substation design, high voltage transmission line design, medium voltage distribution planning and design of residential, commercial and industrial power systems, and dry utility planning and design. Dry utility planning and design capabilities include coordination of multiple party joint utility respondents for trench and substructure installations. PSD also provides planning and design for master planned communities, and renewable resource interconnection studies and design. PSD’s portfolio includes many mixed-use developments in San Francisco, commercial campus projects in the Silicon Valley, and master planned communities in the central valley.

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  • River Islands at Lathrop
  • Mountain House
  • Treasure Island
  • Candlestick Point
  • Hunters Point Shipyard
  • Pier 70
  • Mission Rock
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Dudek

Fire & safety

Dudek is a leading environmental, planning, and engineering consulting firm that partners with clients to deliver impactful projects that create thriving built and natural environments. Leveraging 45 years of experience, our experts guide projects nationwide from concept to completion. We support every project phase, from initial planning and design to permitting through construction and monitoring. With a science-backed and forward-thinking approach, we deliver energy, water, and transportation projects for federal, municipal, and private clients.

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  • Tejon Ranch Master Planned Communities Fire Protection and Evacuation Planning (Los Angeles County, California)
  • Desert Renewable Energy Conservation Plan (Mojave and Colorado Deserts, California)
  • Brightline West High-Speed Rail (San Bernardino County, California to Las Vegas, Nevada)
  • Napa County Wildfire Mitigation Program (Napa County, California)
  • First Step to an Urban Forest Management Plan for Los Angeles (Los Angeles, California)
  • Carlsbad Desalination Plant (Carlsbad, California)
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JLL

Advanced manufacturing

JLL (NYSE: JLL) is a leading global commercial real estate and investment management company. With operations in over 80 countries and a workforce of more than 108,000 employees, JLL combines global reach with local expertise to deliver innovative solutions and shape the future of real estate for a better world. JLL’s advanced manufacturing team is a vertical integrated group who delivers an integrated approach to clients at each phase of their business. With services including supply chain analytics, labor and location intelligence, business and economic incentives, real estate advisory, and project and development services, JLL has deep experience in developing, identifying, and executing the optimal location strategy for their clients.

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CBRE

Retail
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DPFG

Financial planning

DPFG is a transaction oriented real estate consulting firm with a focus on a public finance and the fiscal, economic, and financial impacts of development.

The consultants of DPFG have designed, developed, and implemented innovative and cost-effective financing programs for clients throughout the country. DPFG is an industry leader with expertise in California. Project range from in-fill redevelopment to large master planned communities/new towns. Financing programs include CFDs and IFDs (EIFDs and IRFDs) for infrastructure and ongoing services. DPFG is unique in its involvement from pre-entitlement/planning to project buildout, ensuring proper implementation and execution.  Our core competencies and strong working relationships with local government and financing teams ensure successful outcomes.

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  • Selected active California master plan projects include, but are not limited to:
  • Valencia, Los Angeles County (services CFD cost analysis, fiscal impact review, public financing and reimbursements)
  • Great Park, Irvine (services cost analysis, fiscal impact review, public financing and
    reimbursement)
  • Ontario Ranch, Ontario (services CFD cost analysis, public financing, fee credits and reimbursements)
  • Treasure Island, San Francisco (cash flows, public financing and reimbursement)
  • Tracy Hills, Tracy (services cost analysis, fiscal impact analysis, school mitigation analysis, and public financing)
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EPS

Economic analysis
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Holland & Knight

Land Use and Environmental Law

Holland & Knight is among the nation’s largest law firms, with over 2,000 lawyers practicing in more than 30 offices in the United States, Central and Latin America, and Europe. The firm’s land use, government, environmental, and real estate practices have been ranked as top tier for both the United States and California.

Holland & Knight’s California Forever team is led by partner Jennifer Hernandez, who chairs the firm’s West Coast Land Use and Environmental group. Jennifer has decades of experience in successfully completing the environmental review, local entitlement, and federal/state agency permit process for complex projects, and in successfully defending these approvals in court.

Other key team members include the chair of the firm’s West Coast Real Estate practice group, Doug Praw, and partners Nicholas Targ, David Preiss, and Alexis Alonso.

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Perkins Coie

Mapping and energy law
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Best Best & Krieger

Water use law

Best Best & Krieger LLP (BBK) is a leading force in water law, adeptly managing the intricate and evolving landscape of water rights, quality, and infrastructure. The firm’s water practice is distinguished by its profound understanding of both regulatory frameworks and practical applications, which include federal and state regulations such as the Clean Water Act and state water laws. BBK’s strong relationships with governmental agencies streamline the permitting process and facilitate efficient resolution of complex water issues. BBK’s water practice provides a broad spectrum of services, addressing key areas such as water rights acquisition, water quality compliance, and infrastructure development. The firm’s expertise in navigating the complex terrain of water use and allocation supports clients in securing and protecting water rights. BBK also excels in managing compliance with environmental regulations affecting water quality, from federal standards to state-specific requirements. Additionally, the practice offers critical legal support for the development and maintenance of vital water infrastructure projects.

Recent growth in BBK’s water practice is notably marked by a focus on sustainability and innovation. The firm has embraced emerging trends such as water recycling and conservation, reflecting its commitment to creative problem solving and addressing contemporary environmental challenges. BBK is also at the forefront of adapting to new regulatory developments related to climate change and its impact on water resources, positioning the firm as a strategic advisor in these dynamic areas. BBK’s leadership in water law is underscored by its role in high-profile cases and projects, including its work with public agencies serving significant portions of California’s population. The firm’s proactive and strategic approach ensures effective management of water resources and successful navigation of regulatory landscapes.

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  • Las Posas, Indian Wells Valley, Oxnard/Pleasant Valley, Cuyama, and Ventura River Comprehensive Groundwater Adjudications (California)
  • Pure Water Soquel Project (Santa Cruz, California)
  • Los Angeles River Master Plan (Los Angeles, California)
  • Cadiz Valley Water Conservation, Recovery, and Storage Project (San Bernardino County, California)
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BUSS

Infrastructure & Sustainability

Baumgartner Urban Systems Strategy, LLC (BUSS) is an engineering, planning and strategic consultancy launched by Steven Baumgartner. Steven has a rich history of creating unique solutions to assist clients in meeting their high-performance, economic, and strategic missions across scales. The foundation of BUSS’s work is driven on the basis that our services and infrastructures are not providing the outcomes we need. Steven believes in systems approaches across scales and boundaries to create equitable, sustainable, and resilient campuses, communities, and cities. He has led complex projects for a wide range of clients, from universities to corporations, municipal governments to non-profits.

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Creating a new economic engine in Solano creates jobs and reduces commutes for everyone

Solano County is at the crossroads of the Northern California mega region, yet it has the lowest jobs-to-population ratio in the Bay Area at 39%, compared to 102% in San Francisco. (Source: Bay Area Council). By creating dedicated industrial and manufacturing spaces as well as a downtown, we can create a new center of economic activity in Solano that can provide thousands of jobs.


Mixed-use neighborhoods that welcome everyone, at every stage and walk of life.

Inspired by many historic cities that put community and connectivity first, most neighborhoods will be small blocks of row houses and small apartment buildings anchored by a local shopping street and schools. Each family will live within a short walk of most daily needs, including schools and jobs. There will be public transit stops every 1/2 mile in all directions, as well as bike lanes on nearly every street. The design framework intentionally enables modularity that allows variety over time. Residents will have a range of transportation alternatives to cars, including walking, biking, and frequent transit service. Above all we want to support public places as the platform for culture and community.


Starter homes make homeownership accessible and affordable by design.

Homeownership is the foundation of the California Dream, creating a path to the middle class and financial security during difficult times. For much of the 20th Century, homeownership was widely attainable in California. Today, that is simply not the case, pushing many working families out of California. 54% of renters and 29% of homeowners in Solano County are cost burdened, spending over 30% of their income on housing, and the median rent for a two-bedroom apartment increased by 24% from 2018 to 2024. (Source: Bay Area Council)


Compact development and open space ensures sustainable growth.

By prioritizing walkable, medium-density neighborhoods built on modern infrastructure, our ecological footprint is sustainable from the start and reduces our climate impact.

Our plan also includes a requirement that at least 4,000 acres (over 20% of the proposed city) be used for parks, trails, urban ecological habitat, community gardens, and other types of open space. This includes a defined boundary and greenbelt that ensures we are not creating sprawl in eastern Solano.


A city that benefits all of Solano County.

This proposal would create a new economic engine for Solano County as a whole. That means more good paying jobs, so people can live and work here, and county revenue to improve services like schools, public safety, and homelessness.


Protecting and strengthening Travis Air Force Base

By locating the new city more than 5 miles away from the base (compared to about 1 mile for Suisun City and Fairfield), and by bringing advanced manufacturing, new housing, and jobs for spouses to the area, the California Forever project makes Travis AFB stronger. On February 15, 2024, Travis AFB issued the following statement:


Thoughtfully located to preserve Solano’s agricultural heritage and ecological habitats.

The new city covers about 17,500 acres – less than 30% of the land owned by California Forever and smaller than Fairfield, Vacaville, and Vallejo.

The current pasture land is rated as being the worst for agriculture and least ecologically valuable in all of Solano County. The new community intentionally avoids sensitive habitats, including Jepson Prairie, Suisun Marsh, and Cache Slough. Due to poor soils, all 17,500 acres only produce $6 million worth of agriculture a year – only 1.6% of Solano County’s total of $385 million.


A public process with community input along every step of the way.

Hundreds of meetings, large town halls, mail and phone surveys, and thousands of conversations at the door led to this point. These community engagement efforts enabled Solano residents to shape the types of community features and guarantees for the plan. We will continue to engage the community throughout the decades-long buildout. 


Explore more details about the project

Your Life Here

A look inside to how the city will serve residents from all walks of life.

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Economic Impact

Experts project $16.1 billion in economic impact with 50,000 residents by 2040.

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Transportation

Learn about the transportation plan for the new city.

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FAQs

Get answers to most Frequently Asked Questions.

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News

Stay up to date on the latest news about the project.

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In the media

Read more about what others are saying about the project.

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Support from local community

This initiative holds great potential for bringing jobs and innovation to Solano County, something I am excited for future generations to have access to.
Jody Anselmo Fairfield, CA Small Business Owner

This initiative will bring jobs to Solano for local contractors but also out of state contractors which bring business to our hotels and restaurants. My partner commutes up to 2-3 hours for work—local jobs are a priority.

Jonica Hardy Vallejo, CA Sales Manager

It will be exciting to have a community with everything you need in one area.

Mark Dumas Fairfield, CA

It will be exciting to have a community with everything you need in one area.

Mark Dumas Fairfield, CA Retired

How lucky we are that in our neighborhood there is a vision for a well-thought out plan to build a new city from scratch with sensible planning for a wide range of urban living variables that too often are addressed when it is too late or not at all. Give Sensible Planning A Chance! It is a Win-Win-Win for all!

Richie Goldstein Rio Vista, CA

As a veteran, Army retiree, and Vallejo resident, I am eager to witness the positive transformations that this initiative can bring to Vallejo and Travis Air Force Base. The focus on fostering environmental stewardship, preserving cultural heritage, promoting community engagement, and enhancing resilience is promising. This community-led approach ensures that the process aligns closely with the needs and aspirations of our local communities.

Celina Perez Vallejo, CA

This is what Fairfield needs to rejuvenate the area. I can see myself moving into this new development.

Alonzo Lopez Fairfield, CA

Change is possible with the California Forever Plan. Let’s rise above our shortcomings.

Matthew Aguilar Vallejo, CA

I am excited to see what is to come! I’m ready for a change.

Yolanda Kelly Vallejo, CA

I am excited to see what is to come! I’m ready for a change.

Yolanda Kelly Vallejo, CA Social Worker

Estoy especialmente emocionada por la oportunidad que mi hija tendrá de posiblemente comprar una casa cerca de casa. Me gusta el hecho de que esta iniciativa ayudará a personas como mi hija con asistencia para el pago inicial para una casa solo por ser residentes de Solano.

Graciela Varges Vacaville, CA Owner: Paleteria La Guadalajara

I’ve commuted two hours daily to work for 25 years. I want my kids to stay in the county, and the only way they’ll be able to remain in the Bay Area is if there are good opportunities in Solano County. I support the plan to build a new city with new job opportunities for everyone.

Jojo Cruz Vallejo, CA Radiologic Technologist Supervisor

Too often communities spring up willy nilly. The opportunity to establish a viable community is a blessing. Development will take place. Carefully managed development is a gift. It’s success is in the details. It is up to the management AND the local citizens to hone an ideal community. A comprehensive development will ensure that all boats (communities) will rise if this is done with humane dedication.

Harold W. Cummings Rio Vista, CA

As someone who enjoys biking, I look forward to supporting a new community that prioritizes slow and safe streets along with new biking and walking paths.

Devon Miller Vacaville, CA Small Business Owner

I am 100% sure this will be a wonderful reality. My best wishes to everyone involved in this fantastic project that will improve thousands of lives

Manuel Bran Vallejo, CA

I look forward to more jobs and housing the initiative will bring to Solano County.

Kevin Hogan Benicia, CA

As a mother to one young adult and two high schoolers, I appreciate the prospect of establishing a new community adjacent to Rio Vista, providing opportunities for our children. Currently, Rio Vista lacks many amenities, but this initiative promises to introduce valuable options for work, healthcare, shopping, and recreation—essential elements for a brighter future for our children!

Sylvette Hilario Rio Vista, CA

I am a lover of California and Solano County. We desperately need affordable housing and more jobs and I believe that California Forever will help with both of these much needed items. This is why I support California Forever and hope that this project is approved and moves forward.

Daniel Kim Vallejo, CA

I want to support this because I want more time with my family by not…

Desiree Crawford Fairfield, CA

I want to support this because I want more time with my family by not commuting so much. I want a chance at homeownership and for my kids to have opportunities in the county.

Desiree Crawford Fairfield, CA Construction

For a small town with limited opportunities, the California Forever plan is a no-brainer. It promises to revitalize our city, eliminating the need for long commutes to work and ensuring our children can find local employment opportunities. Additionally, improved schools could attract more respectable residents and put our county on the map.

Gutema Ayana Suisun City, CA Accountant

Rome wasn’t built in one day, this new city will be historical for many and…

Jonnathan Obando Fairfield, CA

Rome wasn’t built in one day, this new city will be historical for many and create opportunities for those willing to pursue it.

Jonnathan Obando Fairfield, CA

A walkable, mixed-use community that promotes sustainable development and open space with an aim to provide safe homes and a short radius of living is the model of growth that the United States needs.

Andrew Ellis Fairfield, CA USAF Dentist

I was raised in Solano County and support the opportunity to build not just a…

Leah Quezon Vallejo, CA

I was raised in Solano County and support the opportunity to build not just a city, but one of true community and culture.

Leah Quezon Vallejo, CA Program Manager, Kaiser

I support California Forever

I believe in Solano County and California that build again. Let’s build new industries, affordable homes, and clean energy for this generation and generations to come.