Mendota Unified School District receives the CDE Meal Equipment grant for $94,462 from the California Department of Education. This wonderful accomplishment is another example of the foresight and vision of the District’s administration to provide the best possible education experience for their students. It’s also a reflection of the dedication and hard work of CC Project Manager Wil Flores who wrote the winning application with the assistance of the district’s administration. Congratulations to Mendota Unified School District on receiving this wonderful award.

The City of Sausalito receives the COPS Hiring Grant Program in the amount of $497,561. Thiswonderful accomplishment is another example of the foresight and vision of the City’s ongoing effortto provide a better quality of life for its residents. It’s also a reflection of the dedication and hard work of CC Project Manager Michelle Ferguson whowrote the winning application with the assistance of the district’s administration. Chris Zapata, City of Sausalito City Manager, stated: “Sausalito’s unique setting at the foot of theGolden Gate Bridge attracts many thousands of tourists by boat, bus, car, and bike. This grant willcertainly help our police department serve residents, local businesses, and visitors “ Congratulations to the City of Sausalito on receiving this wonderful award.

California Consulting congratulates Coachella Valley Unified School District for receiving the US Department ofEducation 21st Century Community Learning Center Grant and the UDOE 21st Century ASSETS Program Grant inthe amount of $2,525,658.Dr. Julie High and CVUSD administration teamed up to write the awarded applications. The US Department ofEducation awarded CVUSD the 21st CENTURY Community Learning Center grant for $1,914,858 which will fundafter-school programs for elementary and middle schoolers. The purpose of the 21st Century Community LearningCenters (CCLC) is to support community learning centers that provide academic enrichment opportunities forstudents who attend high-poverty and low-performing schools.CVUSD high schools will get a big boost from the USDOE 21st Century ASSESTS Program which was awarded for$610,800. This Program is to support community learning centers for students in grades nine through twelve withacademic enrichment opportunities and activities designed to complement students’ regular academic program.Congratulations CVUSD!

The County of San Benito received $2,997,145 in Board of State and Community Corrections – Prop 64 Public Health and Safety Program Funding. California Consulting Senior Project Manager David Marquez wrote the awarded application.