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Pasadena council approves dozens of ordinances, contracts and grant applications including $5.5M overlay and $2.5M body‑worn camera system
Summary
At its April 1 meeting, the Pasadena City Council approved a large omnibus of ordinances, contracts and grant applications covering street projects, equipment purchases and grant submissions, including a $5.5 million asphalt overlay contract and a $2.5 million body‑worn camera system.
The Pasadena City Council on April 1 approved an omnibus package of ordinances, contracts and grant applications that included major procurement and capital projects for the city.
The package included a $5.5 million award for the 2025 asphalt overlay program (Ordinance 2025‑111), a $2,504,211 purchase for a body‑worn camera system (Ordinance 2025‑92), and multiple other equipment and facility contracts for parks, police, utilities and public works. Council also authorized applications for Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) disaster‑recovery funds and several other grants.
Why it matters: The approvals commit city funds and authorize procurements and grant applications that will affect streets, public safety technology, parks improvements and utility projects across Pasadena. Several actions include multi‑year service agreements and purchases that the city will implement in the coming months.
Details and major items - Ordinance 2025‑111: Award for the 2025 asphalt overlay Grama project to DEDW Contractors Inc., $4,953,200 plus a $546,800 contingency (total appropriation…
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