I think this is the number one levee need in California, and Sacramento is the capital city.
I think we have to find a way, and right now, I'll tell you, I don't know what that is.
The damage is much, much greater. There is no ability to respond to it proportionately. That's just a fact.
Our harbors are decrepit.
You know, it's only so long that you can tolerate paying this money and not getting back adequate services.
Our ports are so far behind in infrastructure that it's scary.
Every $1 invested in flood control since 1928 has prevented more than $7 in damages when adjusted for inflation.
I don't know how many people they employ. I heard it was a couple of thousand people.
If it can't operate, why fund it?
In your judgment, what would be the amount of acre-feet that these administrative changes could provide?
We are nowhere close to modern.