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Pasadena seeks $3.68 million federal hazard‑mitigation grant for water production resilience
Summary
The City of Pasadena authorized application for a $3,684,800 Hazard Mitigation Grant to fund the Water Production Resilience Program Project; the authorization was adopted as part of the council’s consent resolutions on May 6.
The Pasadena City Council on May 6 adopted a resolution authorizing submission of a Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP) application for $3,684,800 to fund the City of Pasadena Water Production Resilience Program Project.
The resolution, included among consent agenda resolutions, instructs city staff to apply for the HMGP award; the council approved the item during its roll call with no on‑the‑record discussion of technical specifications, matching requirements, or project timeline during the May 6 meeting.
If awarded, the HMGP funding would support measures to improve resilience of the city’s water production systems, as described by the resolution language. The transcript does not record further detail on project design, required local match, or schedule; those items would typically be addressed in subsequent staff reports, grant agreements, or procurement actions if the grant is received.
The HMGP application is a separate authorization from other resolutions the council adopted the same day, including a CDBG application for an Elaine Avenue paving and drainage project.
