Funding for Our Local Programs!

Altadena Crest Trail (Photo – Gareth Peries‎)

President Biden recently signed bipartisan government funding bills into law that include more than $17.8 million in federal funds that our representatives secured for California’s 28th District.

By News Desk

Check out the approved projects below!

• $500,000 for First Place for Youth to expand foster youth housing in Pasadena
• $500,000 for Alhambra to rehabilitate the exterior of Joslyn Senior Center
• $750,000 for the Asian Youth Center in San Gabriel to provide a permanent facility for its Emergency Food Program
• $800,000 for Rosemead for improvements to Garvey Park
• $850,000 for Chinatown Services Center to expand the workforce training program in Monterey Park
• $850,000 for Pasadena to rehabilitate a new facility for jobs creation, training, and education
• $959,752 for Pasadena for a new groundwater treatment facility
• $959,752 for Monrovia for the Rio Hondo Ecosystem Restoration Project
• $1,000,000 for Maryvale to improve and expand housing for single mothers and their children in Rosemead
• $1,000,000 for the SGV Regional Housing Trust to increase affordable housing across the San Gabriel Valley
• $1,500,000 for Monterey Park to restore and improve Fire Station 61
• $1,616,279 for Rancho Cucamonga to purchase and preserve land surrounding the Cucamonga Canyon Trail
• $5,500,000 for the San Gabriel Basin Water Quality Authority to continue groundwater cleanup in the San Gabriel Basin and Central Basin