Attachment E-2
*If no lead agency is listed, the applicant will serve as the lead agency.
Proposition 64 Public Health and Safety Grant Program, Cohort 4 Funding Recommendations
Summary
Applicant Category Population
Range
Maximum
Award
Possible
Number of
Proposals
Funded
Total Funding
Allocated
1. Small Cities and Counties < 50,000 $1,000,000 21 $20,010,813
2. Medium Cities and Counties 50,000-
500,000 $4,500,000 36 $137,768,234
3. Large Cities and Counties > 500,000 $6,000,000 14 $69,373,113 71 $227,152,160
Funding Recommendations by Applicant Category (in alphabetical order)
1. Small Cities and Counties
Applicant / Lead Agency* Amount to be
Funded
1. City of Adelanto $1,000,000
2. City of Belmont / Belmont Police Department $999,447
3. City of Benicia $1,000,000
4. City of Ceres $998,344
5. City of Clearlake $1,000,000
6. City of Colfax $790,612
7. City of Colusa / Department of Parks and Recreation $991,282
8. City of Eureka / Eureka Police Department $518,820
9. City of Firebaugh $996,587
10. City of Grass Valley / Grass Valley Police Department $1,000,000
11. City of Hollister / Hollister Police Department $1,000,000
12. City of Imperial / Imperial Police Department $792,781
13. City of Lemoore $1,000,000
14. City of Live Oak $1,000,000
15. City of Lompoc $1,000,000
16. City of Mendota / Mendota Police Department $923,000
17. City of Nevada City / Nevada City Police Department $1,000,000
18. City of Sonora / Sonora Police Department $999,959
19. City of South El Monte $1,000,000
20. County of Calaveras / Department of Public Health $999,981
21. County of Trinity / Department of Community Development $1,000,000 Total Funding for Small Cities and Counties: $20,010,813 Attachment E-2
*If no lead agency is listed, the applicant will serve as the lead agency.
2. Medium Cities and Counties
Applicant / Lead Agency* Amount to be
Funded
1. City of Cathedral City $4,500,000
2. City of Chico $4,500,000
3. City of Chula Vista / City Manager’s Office $3,207,603
4. City of Chula Vista / Chula Vista Fire Department $4,424,765
5. City of Covina $4,449,833
6. City of Daly City $4,500,000
7. City of El Monte / El Monte Police Department $4,500,000
8. City of Hanford / Hanford Police Department $963,500
9. City of La Mesa $2,159,585
10. City of Lancaster $4,149,655
11. City of Long Beach / Department of Health and Human Services $4,449,948
12. City of Madera / Department of Public Health $1,018,568
13. City of Modesto / Modesto Police Department $4,495,735
14. City of Oakland / Special Activity Permits Division $4,500,000
15. City of Oceanside / Oceanside Police Department $4,458,762
16. City of Oxnard / Oxnard Police Department $4,495,538
17. City of Palm Desert $3.087,400
18. City of Pomona / Pomona Police Department $4,500,000
19. City of Redwood City / Redwood Police Department $4,500,000
20. City of Richmond / Office of Neighborhood Safety $3,674,258
21. City of San Bernardino $4,476,076
22. City of Santa Monica / Santa Monica Police Department $4,500,000
23. City of Stockton $4,500,000
24. City of Tulare / Tulare County Office of Education $4,500,000
25. City of Union City / Union City Police Department $226,252
26. City of Vista $4,500,000
27. City of Watsonville / Watsonville Police Department $2,712,053
28. County of Humboldt / Sheriff’s Office $4,499,899
29. County of Lake / Department of Probation $4,496,900
30. County of Mendocino / Department of Public Health $2,733,260
31. County of Mendocino / Sheriff’s Office $4,500,000
Attachment E-2
*If no lead agency is listed, the applicant will serve as the lead agency.
Applicant / Lead Agency* Amount to be
Funded
32. County of Monterey / District Attorney’s Office $4,276,075
33. County of Monterey / Sheriff’s Office $4,498,009
34. County of Nevada / Sheriff’s Office $4,499,900
35. County of Santa Cruz / County Executive Office $4,500,000
36. County of Yolo / Department of Environmental Health $1,764,660 Total Funding for Medium Cities and Counties: $137,768,234
3. Large Cities and Counties
Applicant / Lead Agency* Amount to be
Funded
1. City and County of San Francisco / Department of Children, Youth, and their Families $4,995,000
2. City of Fresno / City Attorney’s Office $1,440,788
3. City of Fresno / Fresno Police Department $6,000,000
4. City of Los Angeles / Mayor’s Office $6,000,000
5. City of Los Angeles / Los Angeles Police Department $6,000,000
6. City of Sacramento / Department of Finance $6,000,000
7. City of San Diego / San Diego Association of Governments $1,108,402
8. City of San Jose / Parks, Recreation and Neighborhood Services Dept. $3,959,448
9. County of Alameda / Department of Public Health $5,983,205
10. County of Alameda / Alameda County Office of Education $6,000,000
11. County of Contra Costa / Health Dept., Tobacco Prevention Program $3,986,779
12. County of Riverside / First 5 Riverside $6,000,000
13. County of Riverside / Sheriff’s Office $6,000,000
14. County of San Diego / Sheriff’s Office $5,899,491
Total Funding for Large Cities and Counties: $69,373,113