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Milpitas

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Read from the councils' own documents — check the source. Each figure was copied from a staff report, budget, financial statement or set of minutes, by a person or by a language model whose quote had to be found word for word in the document. Every figure links to the passage it came from; the city's original file is the official record. Updated 2026-10-20.
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Grants and projects paid by the CCA

DateCCAFigureWhat it isSource
2026-10-06Silicon Valley Clean Energy$126,553
city receives · approved / budgeted
Remaining SVCE grant balance of $126,553 will fund Milpitas's purchase of two Ford E-Transit cargo vans, with purchase orders expected by December 31, 2026.passage · city original
2026-06-16Silicon Valley Clean Energy$338,527
to date · city receives · approved / budgeted
SVCE grant funds for the City's fleet electrification have $338,527 remaining, to be used toward electric vehicles including Silverado EV trucks and an EV dump truck.passage · city original
2026-06-16Silicon Valley Clean Energy$183,714
city receives · approved / budgeted
SVCE grant funds would fully pay the $183,714 cost of three Chevrolet Silverado EV trucks for Milpitas, as part of a fleet electrification purchase request.passage · city original
2026-06-16Silicon Valley Clean Energy$44,994
city receives · estimate / proposal
SVCE grant funds of about $44,994 would partly pay for the Rizon electric dump truck, reducing the City's Equipment Replacement Fund draw; purchase pending Council approval.passage · city original
2026-02-17Silicon Valley Clean Energy$410,694
city receives · approved / budgeted
SVCE's non-competitive grant to Milpitas totals $410,694 after a $38,461 increase, funding electric fleet vehicles on a reimbursement basis, with spending due by December 31, 2028.passage · city original
2026-02-17Silicon Valley Clean Energy$38,461
city receives · estimate / proposal
SVCE increased Milpitas' non-competitive grant by $38,461, to $410,694 total; staff recommends appropriating it to offset electric work vehicle replacements, reimbursement basis, spend by December 2028.passage · city original
2026-02-17Silicon Valley Clean Energy$2.00
city receives · estimate / proposal
Member agencies installing bidirectional EV chargers and compatible EVs may receive incentives of up to $2 per kWh from the Emergency Load Reduction Program for reducing load during grid emergencies.
product: Emergency Load Reduction Program
passage · city original
2025-06-17Silicon Valley Clean Energy$874,233
city receives · approved / budgeted
Milpitas council accepted two Silicon Valley Clean Energy grants totaling $874,233 (non-competitive and competitive) to help buy up to five Ford F-150 Lightning vehicles, June 17, 2025.passage · city original
2025-06-17Silicon Valley Clean Energy$502,000
city receives · estimate / proposal
Milpitas would accept a $502,000 competitive grant from Silicon Valley Clean Energy, part of an $874,233 total, to help buy Ford F-150 Lightning vehicles.passage · city original
2025-06-17Silicon Valley Clean Energy$ 372,233
over several years · city receives · estimate / proposal
SVCE non-competitive member agency grant of $372,233 to Milpitas to fund electric Public Works fleet vehicles in FY 2025-26 and possibly FY 2026-27, offsetting Vehicle Replacement Fund costs.passage · city original
2025-06-17Silicon Valley Clean Energy$100,000
city receives · approved / budgeted
SVCE gives each member agency, including Milpitas, a $100,000 baseline non-competitive grant, with the rest of the funding divided by share of electric load.passage · city original
2024-02-22Silicon Valley Clean Energy$700k
city receives · approved / budgeted
Silicon Valley Clean Energy's Resilience Program granted Milpitas about $700k, approved by City Council in 2021, to help install solar and battery backup at the Community and Senior Center.passage · city original
2023-05-16Silicon Valley Clean Energy$95,000
city receives · actual / audited
Milpitas City Manager accepted a $95,000 decarbonization grant from Silicon Valley Clean Energy, reported among grants and donations accepted in the quarter ending March 31, 2023.passage · city original
2022-10-18Silicon Valley Clean Energy$10,000
city receives · estimate / proposal
SVCE offers Milpitas a one-time $10,000 grant to offset staff costs of developing or readopting building electrification and EV charging reach codes, contingent on a council vote and payment request.passage · city original
2022-02-08Silicon Valley Clean Energy$700,702
city receives · actual / audited
Milpitas City Council accepted a $700,702 grant from Silicon Valley Clean Energy on 11/2/2021 for the Community and Senior Center Energy Resilience Project (solar and battery storage).passage · city original