Chu joined local leaders on Tuesday, March 31, 2026, to formally present the $1,031,000 check to the city
The City of South Pasadena, in partnership with the South Pasadena Police Department, has been awarded $1,031,000 in federal funding to modernize its police radio communication systems.
By News Desk
The funding, secured by Congresswoman Judy Chu, will support critical upgrades to the department’s radios and dispatch equipment, bringing them into compliance with Department of Justice standards. Officials say the improvements will significantly enhance communication capabilities for first responders, particularly during large-scale emergencies.
Congresswoman Chu joined local leaders on Tuesday, March 31, 2026, to formally present the $1,031,000 check to the city. The investment is expected to enable full interoperability with regional partners, allowing agencies to communicate seamlessly during joint operations and mutual aid situations.
City officials emphasized that the upgraded system will strengthen coordination during emergencies and ensure that first responders remain connected when it matters most. The improvements are also expected to play a key role in preparing for major upcoming events, including the 2028 Olympic Games, where reliable communication infrastructure will be essential for public safety.
The initiative reflects a broader effort to enhance emergency response capabilities and ensure that local law enforcement is equipped with modern, reliable technology.
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