ATTACHMENT E
June 13, 2022
Summary of Correspondence Received By Department - FY 2023 Operating Budget City Attorney (1 Letter) advocating for additional funding to support the Community Police Oversight Commission's Office training
Health Dept. (7 Letters) advocating for additional funding for non-police violence intervention and prevention, and mental health and support services
Housing Dept. (9 Letters) advocating for the City to provide additional funding to provide additional low cost housing, rental assistance, interim shelter alternatives, and tenant protection services Parks, Recreation (3 Letters) advocating for additional funding to provide more youth summer employment programs and & Community summer camps; supporting Pasadena Veterans Day programming Services
Pasadena Police (8 Letters) expressing concerns regarding increased funding for the Pasadena Police Department's budget; Department and advocated for accountability and transparency related to PPD's budget.
Public Works (7 Letters) advocating for additional funding for the watering of public street trees Rose Bowl (19 Letters) expressing concerns with the reported Rose Bowl budget and opposing any additional funding towards the Rose Bowl's debt;
(3 Letters) advocating for transparency and a complete analysis related to the Rose Bowl Operating Company's budget, and/or eliminating the cap on the Rose Bowl Admission Tax (23 Letters) supporting the Rose Bowl Stadium, and advocating for the City to identify long-term funding sources to support the ongoing operating and maintenance expenses of the Rose Bowl (1 Letter) opposing significant alterations to the Rose Bowl Stadium, which is a National Historic Landmark Transportation (1 Letter) advocating for the City to provide funding for non-carbon fueled transportation (15 Letters) advocating for the City to request additional funding for "The Arroyo Link" (a proposal to create a multi-use path from downtown Pasadena to the Arroyo Seco) as part of the Measure R Project list Water & Power (1 Letter) expressing concerns with the City allocating funds towards the Arroyo Seco Canyon Project