§ 12722 Alameda Creek Flood Protection

• •This law approves a flood protection project for Alameda Creek in Alameda County.
• •The project follows the plan suggested by the Chief of Engineers in a 1962 report.
• •The estimated cost to the State of California for this project is $2,400,000.

Imagine a river near your town often floods when it rains a lot, causing damage to homes and roads.

This law allows the government to build protections, like stronger walls or channels, along Alameda Creek to stop flooding. The plan was made by experts, and the state will spend up to $2.4 million to make it happen.