Council authorizes RFPs for three DRRP-funded infrastructure projects totaling multiple millions
Jacinto City authorized staff to solicit RFPs for three DRRP grants — each cited as $2 million — covering emergency communications and backup power, a Lane Street sewer line to reduce storm overflows, and a wastewater digester project separated from a larger contract to keep budget limits intact.
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City Manager Squyres told council Jacinto City was invited to apply for three Disaster Recovery and Resiliency Program (DRRP) grants reassigned from other cities and that each grant is worth $2 million. Council authorized staff to solicit Requests for Proposals for: (1) a Fixed Communications Equipment and emergency backup power project (new generators for the annex building and the fire station and a P25-compliant radio upgrade), (2) the Lane Street Sewer Line Project designed to address storm-related sewer overflows with a new $2 million sewer line, and (3) a digesters project at the wastewater treatment plant moved into a separate DRRP grant to keep the original project within a $5.3 million budget.
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