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Long Beach-East LA Corridor Mobility Investment Plan
The Long Beach–East Los Angeles Corridor Mobility Investment Plan is a community-driven effort to reimagine transportation and quality of life along the I-710 Corridor. Covering 18 cities and three unincorporated communities, the plan invests $743 million in safer, cleaner, multimodal improvements shaped by local leadership. Adopted in April 2024, it replaces the prior freeway widening proposal with an equity-centered vision for health, mobility, and environmental justice.
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Announcing Metro’s LB-ELA Community Working Group
Metro thanks everyone who applied to join the Community Working Group (CWG). After a thoughtful review, a group of corridor residents has been selected to help guide the implementation of the LB–ELA Corridor Mobility Investment Plan.
CWG members will work closely with Metro to ensure the plan continues to reflect community priorities including equity, clean air, mobility, safety and health.
Selected Members and Jurisdictions:
Esmeralda Hernandez, Bell
Natalie Rubio, Bell Gardens
Kimberly Vargas, Boyle Heights
Jose Dennis Alabaso, Carson
Karen Harris, Compton
Angel Velasco, Cudahy
Rubie Gonzalez-Parra, Downey
Guadalupe Arellano, East Los Angeles
Kathleen Barajas, East Los Angeles
Nancy Cruz, East Los Angeles
Alessandro Leon-Contreras, Huntington Park
Dan Wamba, Lakewood
John Kindred, Long Beach
Kimberly Amaya, Long Beach
Maria Reyes, Long Beach
Erika Barajas, Lynwood*
Gabriela Astorga, Lynwood*
Jamila Cervantes, Maywood
Robert Gutierrez, Montebello
Maricela Parga, Paramount
Tiesha Davis, San Pedro
Elizabeth Zamora, South Gate
Dora Douglas, Vernon
Susana Bizarro, Walnut Park
Manuel Arellano, Wilmington
*Pending confirmation
Note: no applicants were received for the following jurisdictions: Bellflower, Commerce, East/Rancho Dominguez and Signal Hill. Additional efforts to confirm a CWG member in these areas will be addressed in the next phase.
2025 LB–ELA Corridor Meeting Materials
Thank you to everyone who participated in this year’s LB–ELA Corridor meetings. Your questions, feedback, and continued engagement help shape cleaner air, better mobility, and healthier communities along the corridor. Visit the Project Hub at metro.net/lb-ela-cp-hub to view the 2025 meeting materials including presentations, video recordings, and meeting summaries. They are available under the Resources tab.
Business and Community Support
Community Working Group (CWG)
Zero Emission Truck (ZET) Community Meetings
Metro is hosting community meetings to share information and gather input on two proposed clean truck charging sites along the corridor. These projects are part of Metro’s Zero-Emission Truck Program, which aims to reduce emissions, improve air quality, and support healthier neighborhoods.
At the meetings, residents will be able to learn about the proposed charging locations, ask questions, and share feedback on design, workforce opportunities, and community benefits.
Community Leadership Committee (CLC) White Paper
Corridor Mobility Investment Plan (CMIP)
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