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Resident pitches fusion-powered resilience hub, seeks city endorsement

Monterey Park City Council · July 2, 2026
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Summary

Colin Campbell urged the council to endorse a regional fusion-powered infrastructure hub and AGI-driven emergency system at a Pasadena site, saying his firm has briefed elected officials and federal agencies and is requesting local consent to proceed.

Colin Campbell, introduced for public comment, described a proposal for a regional modernization framework that would place a "fusion powered infrastructure hub" at 720 East Glenarm in Pasadena to support regional utility backbone functions and emergency services. Campbell said his firm is "prepared to lead the deployment of a fusion powered infrastructure hub at 720 East Glenarm Site in Pasadena" and asserted the project would integrate desalination, water harvesting and an "AGI driven life support system" to aid police, fire and EMS.

Council members did not take action on Campbell's proposal; it was submitted as part of the public comment record. Campbell said he had briefed "the Los Angeles Board of Supervisors, congresswoman Judy Chu, senator Chuck Schumer" and other officials and that he emailed the materials to the council. The presentation was a request for council endorsement or local consent to pursue engagement with regional and federal partners rather than a city-funded commitment.

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