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Let’s make Solano a place that builds.
California Forever is building a new city with well-paid jobs in advanced manufacturing and other industries, new walkable neighborhoods, and clean energy in Solano County.
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Stronger Solano, for generations to come
I am a supporter of the initiative to build a sustainable city because it’s an innovative way to attempt to correct issues that Solano County faces. This initiative will help solve issues relating to work opportunities, affordable housing, and accessible spaces that foster fun and connection amongst the community. I am excited about all the new opportunities this project will bring to the county I call home!
I am excited to see change and more opportunities for people who are struggling come…
I am excited to see change and more opportunities for people who are struggling come to Solano County.
A ray of hope. More than the promises that traditional politicians make to improve Solano that have come to naught, the plans presented by California Forever have hit the right buttons for us. They make sense in many aspects for the county. It’s like a breath of fresh air.
This project sounds interesting and is worth giving a shot.
We need more affordable housing for low income families.
We need more affordable housing for low income families.
I am thrilled to endorse California Forever, a visionary development that promises to revitalize our…
I am thrilled to endorse California Forever, a visionary development that promises to revitalize our community and create a vibrant, sustainable neighborhood for generations to come. With its focus on green spaces, walkability, and community amenities, this project is set to become a model for urban planning. We are excited to see the positive impact it will have on our city and wholeheartedly support its mission to create a better future for all residents.
Supporting California Forever is an investment in our community’s future prosperity. By championing sustainable development and job creation, we pave the way for a thriving, resilient community that benefits us all.
This initiative embodies strength and resilience in community-building. I’m inspired by the commitments to build on our state’s vibrance and diversity.
As a small business owner and caregiver, I’m absolutely thrilled about the California Forever project…
As a small business owner and caregiver, I’m absolutely thrilled about the California Forever project and strongly urge our elected officials to approve it as swiftly as possible so we can get cracking. With all the uncertainty, we must keep our community strong and look out for one another. This plan brings better-paying jobs for Solano families, affordable homes, clean energy, and strengthens Travis AFB to safeguard our national security. It will also open doors for small businesses like mine and support those of us caring for our community.
And let’s not forget our youth and young adults—we need to create stronger, more creative jobs for them, giving them a sense of security in these uncertain times. Let’s get California its mojo back—let’s make this happen!
My name is Cherwynne Raguindin, strong & proud Wife, Mother, Caregiver, Entrepreneur & Business Owner & I approve this message.
I am in support of this groundbreaking project, as it promises not only to bring a much-needed economic boost through job creation and financial investment but also stands as a beacon of innovative thinking. This initiative is a breath of fresh air, demonstrating a forward-thinking, out-of-the-box approach that has the potential to transform our community. It’s an opportunity to set a new standard in urban development, blending economic growth with creative urban planning.
As a realtor, I see California Forever as a win-win. Offering a diverse array of housing options, it not only caters to individual preferences but also fuels real estate prosperity. This initiative isn’t just building homes; it’s constructing opportunities for Solano County to thrive, shaping a community where diversity in housing options enhances the tapestry of our collective progress.
As someone who enjoys biking, I look forward to supporting a new community that prioritizes slow and safe streets along with new biking and walking paths.
As a young employee, I understand the benefits of this project. I personally think it’s a great idea.
We need more nice buildings and a better community. This shows our citizens that we care to have more jobs and better life arrangements.
I am very pleased that there are places that want to help people become solid…
I am very pleased that there are places that want to help people become solid citizens with a strong economic base and affordable housing.
Vacaville City Councilmember | Small Business Owner | Solano County Resident
“I’m proud to support this project because I’ve believed in its vision from the very beginning. It represents the best of both worlds—a future that strengthens not just Solano County, but all of Northern California. This project will bring new jobs, affordable housing, and lasting economic vitality to our region. It will give young families a chance at homeownership, create truly walkable neighborhoods, and build a strong sense of community.
It also supports our men and women at Travis Air Force Base by ensuring they and their families can live close to where they serve, with the quality of life they deserve.
As a local elected official, resident, and small business owner, I wholeheartedly support this project and the promise it holds for our shared future.”
I believe that this project is what Solano County needs. It will be beneficial for the economy and promote growth in our community.
Anything for the better, I support!
Anything for the better, I support!
I live in Solano county and I have a rental property in Fairfield near Travis…
I live in Solano county and I have a rental property in Fairfield near Travis AFB and I would like to see this side of CA prosper because of so much potential. I strongly support this project for onward progress in this region.
This initiative is a testament to the revolutionary spirit, the ability to dream big, and the will to make a difference. It’s a story that will continue to inspire generations, reminding them to always strive for better and create a world they are proud to be a part of.
Building opportunity for all
A brand new city…
With well-paid local jobs
By bringing new employers to Solano County, in industries like advanced manufacturing, defense, and agricultural technologies, we make sure that many Solano residents can have a shorter commute.
That’s walkable
Our goal is to create a walkable city: a place where children can walk to school alone, seniors aren’t isolated by car-dependent living, and every neighborhood is anchored by local shops and restaurants.
Where all are welcome
Creating an inclusive city that integrates all types of homes from starter homes on up, for sale and for rent, in the same neighborhoods. A place that ensures working families can stay in California.
With highest sustainability standards
Our modern infrastructure can be built with world-class sustainability. Imagine a city that can fully recycle water, recharge our aquifer, reduce vehicle miles traveled, ensure fire-resistant building, and support climate resilient living.
In the media
Mon Jan 19 2026
California Forever Eyes New Trump Initiative to Bring Its Shipbuilding Plans to Life

Mon Dec 1 2025
Clear a path for sweeping urban experiments such as California Forever

Tue Nov 18 2025
California’s City on a Hill

Thu Jul 17 2025
California Forever plans Solano Foundry, nation’s largest high-tech manufacturing park

Mon Jun 23 2025
Suisun Council accepts $55,000 California Forever grant
Wed Jun 11 2025
Suisun City votes 4-1 to move forward with California Forever annexation project research
Thu Jun 5 2025
California Forever pitches Suisun City property purchase
Thu Apr 3 2025
Working group formed to push for Collinsville shipbuilding

Wed Apr 2 2025
Assemblywoman Lori Wilson names Solano shipbuilding working group

We believe California’s best days lie ahead.
California Forever was founded to bring back the California Dream – a chance for families to own their own home and build a future for themselves and their children. Unfortunately, when we surveyed Solano parents, 81% said their kids won’t be able to find a future in their own neighborhood when they grow up. Solano is falling behind.
Instead of watching our kids leave, we have the opportunity to build a better future with jobs, homes, and new energy sources to make sure that younger generations have the same opportunities as those who grew up during California’s decades of growth and optimism.
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What kind of a city are you building? Is this some kind of tech utopia?
We are trying to build a place that says “yes” to things – a place to build the things that Solano County and California need. New industries that bring good paying jobs. New energy infrastructure to support the region. And walkable neighborhoods for Travis AFB airmen and their families, young families, people who work in the city, and the next generation of Solano residents.
In the new city, we expect to build all of the uses one would find in a medium-size city like Fairfield, Vacaville, or Vallejo: homes of different types, offices, commercial and industrial uses, restaurants, small businesses, hospitals, schools, cultural venues, parks, and more. The community will be surrounded by parks, open spaces, and greenbelts.

The zoning map for the new community.
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What does this mean for Travis Air Force Base? How close will you be to Travis Air Force Base?
The project will make Travis AFB stronger, by bringing in new advanced manufacturing, defense, and aerospace employers to Solano County, by building homes that airmen can afford, and by creating new job opportunities for military spouses.
We have worked hard to adjust the project to support Travis’ vital mission, and on February 15th, Travis AFB issued this statement which reads: “California Forever made significant changes to its plans in order to protect Travis’ global mission and local flight operations. With this revised proposal, Travis AFB will be able to continue flying its full mission, including all of our operational, exercise, and local training flights consisting of multiple patterns and landings to all runways, including night vision goggle training to the assault landing zone (ALZ) runway.”
The statement then adds: “Travis AFB recognizes California Forever’s efforts to minimize impacts to operations and mission capabilities, as well as their project’s potential to improve the wellbeing of our Airmen and families into the future.”
The new city will not impact the mission at Travis Air Force Base because it will be much farther from Travis AFB than Fairfield or Suisun City. They’re about a mile away, while the new city will be at least 4 miles away. The new city is entirely outside official Travis AFB noise and crash zones.
We are committed to working closely with the Air Force to make certain that we protect and support the base.
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How will this new city affect agriculture in Solano County?
We intentionally located the new city on non-prime farmlands. The entire 17,500 acres that the new city would be located on contribute less than 2% of the total agricultural revenue of Solano County, based on information provided by Solano County in the official Livestock and Crop Reports from 2020-2022.

See this Blue Sky Consulting Group report for details and calculations, which indicate that the entire 17,500 acres contribute roughly $6 million of the total $385 million of Solano County’s agricultural revenue – i.e., approximately 1.6% of the total.
We are planning on building greenhouses and vertical farms in the Industry & Technology zone which utilize the latest, most water-efficient farming techniques to make more food with less resources. A single large greenhouse or vertical farm can produce between $10 million and $40 million in annual agricultural revenue.
We therefore believe that the new city will increase, not decrease, Solano’s agricultural production.

