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Recipient: City of Anaheim

Address: 200 S Anaheim Blvd., Anaheim, CA 92805

Amount of Request: $1,500,000

Description: In order to meet the needs of the whole community, funding will be used to modify an existing structure in Anaheim that will serve as the City’s EOC. The current facility, built in 1977, is no longer structurally sound and lacks adequate space to conduct emergency operations. Without this critical facility, the City may not be able to provide and support essential services for residents, businesses, venues, and tourism.

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Recipient: East Orange County Water District

Address: 185 N McPherson Rd, Orange CA 92869

Amount of Request: $1,440,000

Description: The funding would be used to install new advanced water meters at every retail property in the East Orange County Water District service area. The Advanced Metering Infrastructure Project will provide relief to the imported water supplies and benefit the entire State as well as Federal interests in California.

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Recipient: City of Mission Viejo

Address: 25402 Marguerite Pkwy, Mission Viejo, CA 92692

Amount of Request: $1,065,750

Description: The funding would be used for acquiring technologies to assist Mission Viejo law enforcement in preventing crime. The City of Mission Viejo Public Safety Operating System project directly benefits the community by allowing the City of Mission Viejo law enforcement to respond more quickly and efficiently, improve officer safety, increase transparency, and enhance community safety and community relations. 

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Recipient: Municipal Water District of Orange County

Address: 18700 Ward St, Fountain Valley, CA 92708

Amount of Request: $368,000

Description: The existing Emergency Operations Center (EOC) is outdated and unsafe because it was built in 1982 and was not built using essential facility codes standards. This means it fails to meet building code requirements we see for other essential facilities such as a police or fire station. Rather than build a new facility, MWDOC is seeking funds to build a mobile EOC in order to provide emergency management services wherever they may be required. A mobile EOC contains numerous radio and IT systems on-board that provide interoperable communications and incident management functionality to a multi-jurisdictional response environment. Once on-scene personnel will assist in determining needs, creating a communications plan, and deploy and operate equipment necessary to meet the planning objectives.

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Recipient: City of Orange 

Address: 300 E Chapman Ave, Orange, CA 92866

Amount of Request: $1,100,000

Description: The funding would be used to implement public safety technologies to better investigate, respond to, and prevent crime through the City of Orange and the region. The Public Safety Enhancement Program project directly benefits the community by allowing law enforcement to more effectively serve and protect its residents while quickly responding to public safety threats for all residents.

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Recipient: County of Orange 

Address: 400 W. Civic Center Dr, Santa Ana, CA 92701

Amount of Request: $3,400,000

Description: The funding would be used to increase opioid prevention, education, and intervention services in local communities across the County. The County of Orange Opioid Prevention Plan project is part of a county-wide effort to prevent opioid use and save lives in Orange County. 

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Recipient: Orange County Transportation Authority

Address: 550 S Main St., Orange, CA 92868

Amount of Request: $3,000,000

Description: The funding would be used to turn underutilized, abandoned space along rivers and railroad right of way into a community amenity. The OC Loop – Segments A and B project supports the OC Loop, which serves about 650,000 Orange County residents and thousands of visitors every year seeking recreational opportunities in their communities.

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Recipient: Orange County Transportation Authority

Address: 550 S Main St., Orange, CA 92868

Amount of Request: $3,000,000

Description: The funding would be used to improve operations, reliability, safety, and throughput on State Route 91. The SR-91 Improvement Project will reduce traffic congestion, improving mobility and safety for travelers moving around Orange County. 

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Recipient: Orange County Water District (OCWD)

Address: 18700 Ward St, Fountain Valley, CA 92708

Amount of Request: $8,000,000

Description: The funding would be used for providing critical immediate and ongoing treatment of drinking water wells that support the needs of 2.5 million citizens. The PFAS Treatment Plants project is necessary to support compliance with federal and state drinking water health standards. 

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Recipient: Riverside County Transportation Commission

Address: 4080 Lemon St, 3rd Floor, Riverside, CA 92501

Amount of request: $3,000,000

Description: The funding would be used to establish a new auxiliary lane to eastbound State Route 91 from the 241 Toll Road connector to State Route 71 in Corona. The SR-91 Eastbound Corridor Operations Project is a critical investment to address the growing issue of traffic congestion along this corridor. 

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Recipient: San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department

Address: 655 East Third St, San Bernardino, CA 92415

Amount of Request: $3,000,000

Description: The funding would be used to help purchase body camera and taser equipment for the Department. The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department Body Camera and Taser Equipment Project will help deputies comply with current accountability practices and will encourage the highest levels of professional behavior for law enforcement officers in the 40th District. 

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Recipient: Santa Margarita Water District

Address: 26111 Antonion Pkwy, Rancho Santa Margarita, CA 92688

Amount of Request: $2,200,000

Description: The funding would be used to help offset the construction costs associated with the installation of this brine line. The Mission Viejo Brine Line Project will allow Santa Margarita Water District and the downstream reclamation agencies the ability to produce an additional 1,250 AFY of recycled water, helping the regional demands on imported potable water to the south Orange County region.

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Recipient: Serrano Water District

Address: 18021 Lincoln St, Villa Park, CA 92861

Amount of Request: $5,000,000

Description: The Smith Pump Station Upgrade Project would be valuable use of taxpayer funds because it will upgrade and seismically retrofit the drinking water facility as well as install upgraded booster pumps. The upgrades envisioned with this project will result in increasing local water supply reliability and enhancing public safety.

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Recipient: City of Tustin

Address: 300 Centennial Way, Tustin, CA 92780

Amount of Request: $2,000,000

Description: The funding would be used to construct a housing unit for a brand new portable generator for the Civic Center facility. The City of Tustin Generator Project is necessary to safeguard residents health and safety and ensure these emergency services are not interrupted by power outages. 

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Recipient: Waymakers

Address: 1221 E Dyer Rd, Ste 120, Santa Ana, CA 92705

Amount of Request: $1,461,963

Description: The Strengthening Human Trafficking Collaboration for Victims Encountering the Criminal Justice System Project would improve the quality of life for Orange County victims of human trafficking in the aftermath of trauma. The project will help provide an immediate response from local law enforcement agencies in collaboration with a comprehensive victim services team. 

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