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Corte Madera approves TAM's amended Measure AA expenditure plan, accepts small annual funding reduction
Summary
The town voted to approve amendments to the Transportation Authority of Marin's Measure AA expenditure plan that shift a small portion of local formula funds to countywide "reimagine roadways" projects and increase crossing guard funding; Corte Madera faces an estimated ongoing reduction of about $50,000 per year but will receive a one-year transition boost of roughly $474,000.
The Corte Madera Town Council voted to approve the Transportation Authority of Marin's amended Measure AA expenditure plan, the council was told. The plan, approved by the TAM board March 26, 2026, reallocates a small portion of the Measure AA revenue to new categories while leaving about 95% of the plan unchanged.
Town Manager Adam Wolf and Derek McGill, TAM's director of planning, told council the changes are limited in scope. Key elements include: shifting 4% of the local transportation infrastructure formula funds into a new "reimagine roadways" category to help fund multi-jurisdictional major road projects and embedding 0.5% of Innovation…
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