The Latest News from TPA

City of Duarte Wins $150,000 Grant for Greening and Traffic Calming

TPA congratulates the City of Duarte (a TPA client) for being awarded a grant in the amount of $150,000 from the Sustainability Planning Grant Program, administered by the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG).

The proceeds from this grant will be used to fund the Duarte Town Center Greening and Traffic Calming Plan. The plan will make Huntington Drive between Buena Vista Street and Highland Avenue a “complete street” for the residents of Duarte, accommodating all forms of transportation, including bicyclists, pedestrians, and wheelchair users. The plan will also help to balance safety, traffic flow, and connectivity to encourage residents to reduce the use of single occupant vehicles.

West Valley Water District

TPA is proud and honored to announce that we have been retained by the West Valley Water District to provide state and federal grant funding services.

We look forward to helping the District pursue its mission to economically protect, safeguard, and deliver to their customers water at the lowest, reasonable price.

To learn more about the West Valley Water District, please visit their website: http://www.wvwd.org

Oakland Museum of California

TPA is honored that the Oakland Museum of California (OMCA) has asked us to continue to provide state and federal legislative advocacy and grant funding services.

We look forward to our ongoing collaboration with OMCA to help transform their vision into legacy.

Thank you, OMCA!

The Oakland Zoo (East Bay Zoological Society)

TPA is honored that the Oakland Zoo (East Bay Zoological Society) has asked us to continue to provide state and federal legislative advocacy and grant funding services to protect and promote their agenda in Sacramento and Washington, DC.

TPA was proud to help the Oakland Zoo secure the passage of SB 1062 (Lara), which helps protect elephants from abuse. The legislation was signed by the Governor in September 2016 and now prohibits the use of bull hooks and other barbaric devices to train or control elephants.

City of Dinuba Wins $508,162 in Grants for Bus Replacement and Traffic Signal Synchronization

TPA congratulates the City of Dinuba (a TPA client) for being awarded two grants in the combined total amount of $508,162 from the Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality (CMAQ) Program, administered by the Tulare County Association of Governments (TCAG).

The proceeds from these grants will be used to fund both the Dinuba Transit Bus Replacement Project and the Alta Avenue-El Monte Way Traffic Signal Synchronization Project, which seek to reduce carbon emissions, increase regional connectivity, and improve safety.

City of Orange Cove

TPA is honored that the City of Orange Cove has asked us to continue to provide state and federal legislative advocacy and grant funding services to protect and promote their agenda in Sacramento and Washington, DC.

We look forward to our ongoing collaboration with the City to help transform their vision into legacy.

Thank you, Orange Cove!