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Morgan Hill

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Grants and projects paid by the CCA

DateCCAFigureWhat it isSource
2026-10-21Silicon Valley Clean Energy$245,000
city receives · estimate / proposal
Total grant funding for Morgan Hill's Corporation Yard EV charger project: $215,000 from VTA plus $30,000 from SVCE, totaling $245,000.passage · city original
2026-10-21Silicon Valley Clean Energy$30,000
city receives · estimate / proposal
SVCE has $30,000 in grant funding available to Morgan Hill for the Corporation Yard EV charging project, supplementing VTA's $215,000 TFCA grant.passage · city original
2025-06-18Silicon Valley Clean Energy$136,000
city receives · estimate / proposal
Silicon Valley Clean Energy committed to fund about $136,000 in matching funds for the city's downtown EV charging grant, so Morgan Hill has no direct cost.passage · city original
2025-06-04Silicon Valley Clean Energy$1 million
city receives · estimate / proposal
Morgan Hill would recognize a $1 million SVCE grant for the Aquatics Center electrification and efficiency project, plus $250,000 each from two city funds.passage · city original
2025-06-04Silicon Valley Clean Energy$100K
over several years · city receives · estimate / proposal
Silicon Valley Clean Energy grant of $100K over two years to Morgan Hill for environmental programs, listed in the FY 2025-26 mid-cycle budget update.passage · city original
2025-06-04Silicon Valley Clean Energy$50,000
a year · city receives · estimate / proposal
SVCE gives Morgan Hill a $100,000 grant over two years; the city recognizes $50,000 per year and appropriates $50,000 annually for Environmental Programs supplies and part-time staffing.passage · city original
2023-03-15Silicon Valley Clean Energy$595,748
city receives · estimate / proposal
Morgan Hill council is asked to authorize accepting $595,748 in two grants from Silicon Valley Clean Energy, including $500,000 for an all-electric fire station, in March 2023.passage · city original
2023-03-15Silicon Valley Clean Energy$314,000
city receives · estimate / proposal
Of a $500,000 SVCE demonstration grant offered to Morgan Hill, about $314,000 remains after the interpretive area to fund electrical components of the all-electric fire station.
product: Community Decarbonization Demonstration Grant
passage · city original
2023-03-15Silicon Valley Clean Energy$95,748
city receives · estimate / proposal
SVCE agrees to give Morgan Hill a one-time decarbonization grant, capped at $95,748, paid on a reimbursement basis under a draft agreement dated 2023.passage · city original
2023-03-15Silicon Valley Clean Energy$ 62,370.00
over several years · city receives · estimate / proposal
Morgan Hill's proposed SVCE grant budget includes $62,370 to fund a part-time environmental technician for two years as part of CAP outreach and engagement.passage · city original
2022-11-16Silicon Valley Clean Energy$10,000
city receives · estimate / proposal
Morgan Hill would receive a one-time $10,000 grant from Silicon Valley Clean Energy if the council votes on the EV charging ordinance before the end of the calendar year.passage · city original
2022-06-15Silicon Valley Clean Energy$500,000
city receives · actual / audited
Combined $500,000 from SVCE resiliency funding ($200,000) and a CalOES grant ($300,000) obtained by Morgan Hill for the CRC battery storage project, insufficient for a full system.passage · city original
2022-06-15Silicon Valley Clean Energy$200,000
city receives · approved / budgeted
SVCE allocated $200,000 of its resiliency funding to Morgan Hill to help pay for the Centennial Recreation Center battery storage project.passage · city original