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Bookmark or Share- Local Tax Dollars at Work - Orange County Transportation AuthorityOC Go, also known as Measure M, is a 30-year one half-cent sales tax for transportation improvements in Orange County from 2011 through 2041. After experiencing the success and progress of the original Measure M, nearly 70 percent of voters renewed the half-cent sales tax in 2006 to launch OC Go.
- Measure M (1991-2011) - Orange County Transportation AuthorityDuring the past 20 years, Measure M has helped transform Orange County into a vibrant economic community. Measure M alone was responsible for more than $4 billion in transportation improvements.
- Measure M Continues to Move Orange County Forward | OCTA BlogMeasure M is also known as OC Go. Among the highlights: The I-5 South County Improvements Project is on track to be completed in early 2025. More than $24 million was disbursed to cities through the Local Fair Share program that provides funding to repair roads and streets and improve pedestrian safety. To date, this program has provided more ...
- The Next 10 Plan Keeps the Promise of Measure MMeasure M is also known as OC Go. The updated Next 10 Plan outlines how OCTA will deliver $5.6 billion in transportation improvements over the next decade through Measure M. The plan incorporates a revised Measure M2 sales tax revenue forecast of $14 billion over the 30-year span of the measure.
- Measure M Overview and AccomplishmentsMeasure M is the one half-cent sales tax for transportation improvements first approved by Orange County voters in 1990 and renewed by voters in 2006. This renewal allows for continued investments in transportation that benefit the public and the local economy through 2041.
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