Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)

California Trout, Inc.

Purpose: Fish Passage Construction at I-5 and Metrolink Bridges in Orange County, California Recipient: California Trout, Inc. Recommended Federal Funding : $14.6 Million Congressional District(s): CA-049 (project); CA-011 (applicant) Summary: California Trout Will Construct Two Nature-like Fishways at the Metrolink Railway and Interstate 5 Crossings, Restoring Access to 15 Miles of Habitat in the Trabuco Creek Tributary of San Juan Creek. in Conjunction With Other Ongoing Dam Removal Efforts in the Watershed, This Effort Provides an Opportunity to Significantly Contribute to the Recovery of Endangered Southern California Steelhead. the Project Will Also Benefit the Surrounding Community by Stabilizing an Aging Flood Control Channel.

Committed

$14.6 Million

Paid out
$970.8K
7%
Committed, not yet paid
$13.7M
93%

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