CC congratulates Azusa Unified School District (a CC client) for receiving the Early Math Learning for Teachers of children ages 0 to 3rd grade in the amount of $100,000 from the California Department of Education.
This latest achievement is another example of the commitment of Azusa USD’s leadership to protect and promote the quality of life for its students.
It’s also a reflection of the dedication and hard work by CC Project Manager, Dr. Julie High, who ensured a successful grant application. Thank you, Dr. High, and congratulations Azusa USD!
CC INC is honored that the City of Laguna Woods has asked us to provide grant writing services. We look forward to collaborating with the City to help transform their vision into their legacy. Thank you, City of Laguna Woods!
California Consulting is pleased to announce the U.S. Department of Justice; BJA FY 19 Innovations in Community-Based Crime Reduction Program.
U.S. Department of Justice; BJA FY 19 Innovations in Community-Based Crime Reduction Program
Deadline: June 25, 2019
Amount: Up to $1 million
Match: No
Eligibility: Cities, counties, special districts, nonprofits, Native American tribal governments and private, public or state-controlled institutions of higher education https://www.bja.gov/funding/CBCR19.pdf This program focuses on high crime communities with concentrated distress and hot spots of crime and directly supports the Department’s priorities to reduce violent crime (sometimes associated with gang activity), assist communities struggling with drug abuse, and support law enforcement officers by integrating officers and enforcement strategies into community-based crime reduction efforts.
If you or your entity would like California Consulting to write this application, please contact our Southern California Office at 323-728-9002.
CC congratulates the Keppel Union School District (a CC client) for receiving the Early Learning and Care Division in the amount of $1,386,394 from the CA Department of Education.
This latest achievement is another example of the commitment of Keppel USD’s leadership to protect and promote the quality of life for its students.
It’s also a reflection of the dedication and hard work by CC Project Manager, Danielle Sotelo, who ensured a successful grant application.
California Consulting is pleased to announce the U.S. Department of Justice: Innovations in Supervision Initiative: Building Capacity to Create Safer Communities.
U.S. Department of Justice: Innovations in Supervision Initiative:
Building Capacity to Create Safer Communities
Deadline: June 25, 2019
Amount: $1 million
Match: No
Eligibility: States, units of local government and Native American tribal
governments
The
purpose of this program is to provide state and local community corrections
agencies with information, resources, and training and technical assistance
(TTA) on ways to improve supervision capacity and partnerships with other
justice agencies to prevent recidivism and reduce crime in their jurisdictions.
The goal of the FY 2019 Innovations in Supervision Initiative (ISI) is to
improve the capacity and effectiveness of probation and parole agencies to
increase probation and parole success rates and reduce the rate of recidivism
for those under supervision. Such efforts would reduce crime, admissions to
prisons and jails, and save taxpayer dollars.
If you or your entity would like California
Consulting to write this application, please contact our Southern California
Office at 323-728-9002.
California Consulting is pleased to announce the U.S. Department of Justice: Innovations in Supervision Initiative: Building Capacity to Create Safer Communities
U.S. Department of Justice: Innovations in Supervision Initiative: Building Capacity to Create Safer Communities Deadline: June 25, 2019 Amount: $1 million Match: No Eligibility: States, units of local government and Native American tribal governments https://www.bja.gov/funding/ISI19.pdf The purpose of this program is to provide state and local community corrections agencies with information, resources, and training and technical assistance (TTA) on ways to improve supervision capacity and partnerships with other justice agencies to prevent recidivism and reduce crime in their jurisdictions. The goal of the FY 2019 Innovations in Supervision Initiative (ISI) is to improve the capacity and effectiveness of probation and parole agencies to increase probation and parole success rates and reduce the rate of recidivism for those under supervision. Such efforts would reduce crime, admissions to prisons and jails, and save taxpayer dollars. If you or your entity would like California Consulting to write this application, please contact our Southern California Office at 323-728-9002.
California Consulting Director of Operations Dan Rodriguez attended the League of California Cities Inland Empire Division Meeting on May 16th held at ESRI in Redland CA. A Smart Cities Presentation was held during the event.
Pictured from Left to Right: Grand Terrace Councilmember Jeff Miller and Dan Rodriguez.
All
projects must achieve measurable benefits by a) acquiring, creating, enhancing
or expanding community parks and green spaces, or b) use natural systems, or
systems that mimic natural systems to achieve multiple benefits to create
sustainable and vibrant communities.
1.
Projects shall accomplish at least one of the following:
a.
Improve a community’s ability to adapt to the unavoidable impacts of climate
change.
b.
Improve and protect coastal and rural economies, agricultural viability,
wildlife corridors or habitat.
c.
Develop future recreational opportunities.
d.
Enhance drought tolerance, landscape resilience, and water retention.
2.
Projects must be located in or benefiting disadvantaged or
severely disadvantaged communities
3.
At least fifteen percent (15%) of program funds shall be allocated for
projects serving severely disadvantaged communities.
4.
Projects must provide workforce education and training, contractor, and
job opportunities for disadvantaged communities, where practicable.
5.
Projects shall include the planning, monitoring, and reporting necessary
to ensure successful implementation of the project objectives.
6.
Measurement of greenhouse gas emissions reductions and carbon
sequestration associated with the project is required, where practicable.
7.
Grant funds cannot be used to fulfill any mitigation requirements
imposed by law.
8.
Projects should include, where possible:
Efficient use and conservation of water supplies.
Use of recycled water.
Stormwater capture to reduce stormwater runoff, reduce water pollution, or recharge groundwater supplies, or a combination thereof.
Provision of safe and reliable drinking water supplies to park and open-space visitors.
9. Projects must be accessible to the public, where feasible.
If you or your entity would like California Consulting to write this application, please contact our Southern California Office at 323-728-9002.
