No. Grant Name Program or Description Amount
1 United States - Economic Developent
Administration (US-EDA)*
Fiber-to-the Home Feasibility Study (for the 5th feasibility study, a FY 2023-24 grant, and was one-time)
85,000$
2 Hazard Mitigation Grant Plan - California
Governor's Office of Emergency Services -
Federal Emergency Management Agency
(CalOES FEMA)*
Seismic Retrofit of Water Pipelines 14,460,660$
3 WaterSMART- United States Bureau of
Reclamation (US BOR)
Potable Reuse Project planning and environmental compliance study 400,000$ 4 California Water and Wastewater Arrearage
Payment
Program (CWWAPP)
Ratepayer assistance for water and wastewater 1,186,617$ 1 Station Area Funding, High Speed Rail Grant
– Golden State Specific Plan
The funding agreement allows the City of Burbank and the Authority to begin studying ways to enhance multimodal connections between the station, the San Fernando Valley, and the region while at the same time reducing traffic, greenhouse gas emissions, and promoting the economy by providing more transportation options and better connections.
600,000$
2 Pass through with Los Angeles County
Metropolitan Authority (LACMTA) - Projects in
Congestion Mitigation/Air Quality (CMAQ)
Purchase of three buses 1,221,190$
3 Pass through with Los Angeles County
Metropolitan Authority (LACMTA) - Projects in
Congestion Mitigation/Air Quality (CMAQ) -
The funding agency for these projects is
Caltrans, though they're administering a
federal program
Chandler Bikeway Extension 2,639,284$
4 Pass through with Los Angeles County
Metropolitan Authority (LACMTA) - Projects in
Congestion Mitigation/Air Quality (CMAQ) -
The funding agency for these projects is
Caltrans, though they're administering a
federal program
San Fernando Bikeway 6,172,836$
5 Section 8 Program - FY 2025-26 Allocation* The Section 8 Program provides rent subsidy payments directly to landlords on behalf of eligible tenants, using annual funds allocated by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The Burbank Housing Authority was allocated 1,014 vouchers. In 2022, the Housing Authority received an additional allocation of 13 vouchers to add to the existing 1,014 allocated vouchers, for a total of 1,027 Housing Choice Vouchers (HCV). Finally, there are a total of 15 Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing (VASH) vouchers for a total of 1,042 vouchers under this fund.
13,500,000$
6 Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) - FY
2025-26 Allocation*
Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) is permanent housing in which housing assistance and supportive services are provided to assist the chronically homeless with at least one member with a disability in achieving housing stability.
679,900$
7 Community Development Block Grant
(CDBG) - FY 2025-26 Allocation*
The CDBG program provides public service and capital funding to low- moderate-income households and neighborhoods throughout the City. In Burbank, public service funds (15% of the grant) have been allocated to programs such as Home Again LA (homeless outreach), Family Service Agency (therapy services), Burbank Temporary Aid Center (homeless services), Armenian Relief Society (translation and case management), Boys and Girls Club (summer camperships and after school care), to name a few.
Capital funds (65% of the grant) have been allocated towards projects such as the Homeless Solutions Center, Buena Vista St. Homeless Access Center, BTAC roof replacement, Armenian Cultural Foundation solar panel replacement, and Santa Anita playlot renovations. The remaining 20% of the grant is used for administration, such as staff salaries and professional services.
$ 1,072,998
8 HOME Investment Partnerships Program
(HOME) - FY 2025-26 Allocation*
The purpose of HOME funds is to create affordable housing. In Burbank, HOME funds have been allocated to the Burbank Housing Corporation (BHC) to provide affordable housing.
$ 473,920
Federal Grants by Department
BURBANK WATER AND POWER
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
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No. Grant Name Program or Description Amount
Federal Grants by Department
1 Federal Financial Assistance Award Of
Domestic Grant
This grant is part of the Community Project Funding - Congressionally Designated Funding. The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), Forest Service, awarded funds to BFD to purchase a new tactical water tender.
This water tender will serve as a local, regional, and state asset for urban and wildland fire suppression services.
225,000$
2 Federal Emergency Management Act (FEMA)
Mitigation Grant*
The Burbank Fire Department has secured a FEMA Mitigation Grant under the "401 Mitigation Program," which will provide the means to construct a new City Emergency Operations Center (EOC). A dedicated EOC will be a critical component in the City’s disaster response and can be readily activated 24/7, provide the equipment and technology needed to collect, analyze, and share critical information, and strategically manage resources and response and recovery operations to promote continuity of government operations during a disaster.
1,235,750$
3 FEMA Public Assistance for 2025 Windstorm* The Burbank Fire Department is coordinating with various City departments for reimbursement of personnel, equipment, and materials and supplies costs related to emergency work and infrastructure repairs due to the January windstorm events.
Est. $1,500,000
1 California Library Literacy Services (CLLS) -
California State Library*
Adult Literacy Services 39,570$
2 California Library Literacy Services (CLLS) -
California State Library*
English as a Second Language 20,974$
3 California State Library (CSL) Building
Forward Library Facilities Improvement
Program
Part of the California State Budget Act 2022 (Assembly Bill 179) and 2023 (SB 101) to assist with the construction of a new Central Library. 9,949,896$
1 Special Programs for the Aging- Title III C* Part B - Grants: Regular telephone calls and safety checks are made to clients enrolled in the Home Delivered Meals program to provide reassurance and additional support.
1,000$
2 Special Programs for the Aging - Title III C* Nutrition Services (Congregate/Home Delivery) Deliver vital services to adults aged 60 and over—prioritizing those with the greatest economic or social needs—by providing safe, high-quality meals that meet one-third of the Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA). The goal is, reduce hunger, promote good health through nutrition education, and ensure access to supportive services for vulnerable and high-risk clients through referrals. 1,806,636$
3 Nutrition Services Incentive Program (NSIP)* NSIP: This additional funding is intended to help cover the cost of food used in meals served. It is provided through the Nutrition Services Incentive Program (NSIP), under Section 311 of the Older Americans Act (OAA). The purpose of NSIP is to encourage and reward Subrecipients for the effective and efficient delivery of nutritious meals to eligible clients.
73,464$
1 LACMTA Call for Projects* San Fernando Bikeway 6,172,836$ 2 LACMTA Call for Projects* Chandler Bikeway 2,639,284$ 66,156,815$
*Programs and services potentially impacted by federal budget cuts.
PUBLIC WORKS
Total (Includes estimated amount and ranges)
FIRE DEPARTMENT
LIBRARY DEPARTMENT
PARKS AND RECREATION
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