Exhibit “A”
City of Riverside Annual 2023 External Grants and Funding Activity (Revised 01/16/04)
GRANTS AND OTHER FUNDING:
# Grant Title: Amount: Department: Staff
Contact:
Ward/Citywide: Match
Required?
Y/N
Match Amount
$
Match Type
– Choose a
Letter:
(D=Dollar-
for-Dollar;
S=Soft
Match;
M=Mixed)
1. SCAG REAP 2.0 Housing
Infill on Public and Private
Lands (HIPP) Pilot
Program
$500,000 CEDD Matthew
Taylor, CEDD
Citywide N N/A N/A
2. Department of Cannabis
Control Retail Access
Grant
$475,000 CEDD Denise
Hamet, CEDD
Citywide N N/A N/A
3. Governor’s Office /
California Volunteers
CaliforniansForAll Fellow
Grant Round 2
$1,740,075 CMO /
Mayor’s Office
Edgar
Arreola,
CMO
Citywide N N/A N/A
4. Listo California for CERT
2023
$15,000 Fire Angie King,
Fire
Citywide N N/A N/A
5. Urban Search & Rescue
(USAR) 2023
$1,438,456 Fire Angie King,
Fire
Citywide N
6. Emergency Management
Program Grant (EMPG)
2022-2023
$62,718 Fire Angie King,
Fire
Citywide N
7. Assistance to Firefighter
Grant (AFG) 2022
$181,818 Fire Angie King,
Fire
Citywide Y $18,181 (10%) D
8. County of Riverside
Department of Housing
and Workforce Solutions
$613,819 H&HS Michelle
Davis,
Housing
Authority
Citywide N N/A N/A
(Santa Ana River Bottom
Response)
9. Affordable Housing and
Sustainable Communities
(AHSC) Program for
Mulberry Garden
Affordable Housing
Project
$27,974,000 H&HS Agripina
Neubauer,
Housing
Authority
Ward 1 N N/A N/A
10. HCD Pro-Housing
Designation
$2,440,000 H&HS Agripina
Neubauer,
HHS
Citywide N
11. Home Key Round 3 $4,300,000 H&HS Agripina
Neubauer,
HHS
Citywide N
12. California State Budget
Allocation (New Eastside
Library)
$4,500,000 Library Erin
Christmas,
Library
Ward 2 N N/A
13. California State Library
(California Humanities
Library Innovation Lab)
$5,500 Library Erin
Christmas,
Library
Ward 2 N N/A
14. California State Library
(Building Forward Library
Infrastructure for Life
Safety Improvements to
Orange Terrace, Arlanza,
and Arlington Libraries)
$51,406 Library Erin
Christmas,
Library
Ward 6 and
Ward 7
Y $25,703 50% local
match
15. California State Library
(Lunch at the Library)
$47,785 Library Erin
Christmas,
Library
Citywide N N/A
16. California State Library
(State Park Pass Program
Round 2)
$75,000 Library Erin
Christmas,
Library
Citywide N N/A
17. California State Library
(Zip Books Program)
$28,057 Library Erin
Christmas,
Library
Citywide N N/A
18. California State Library
(Adult and Family Literacy
Program)
$47,212 Library Erin
Christmas,
Library
Citywide N N/A
19. California State Library
(New Eastside Library)
$10,000,000 Library Erin
Christmas,
Library
Ward 2 Y $2.5 million 25% local
match
20. 2022/2023 Officer
Wellness and Mental
Health Grant
$245,026 Police Brandi
Becker, PD
Citywide N
21. 23/24 Cannabis Tax Fund
Grant Program
$124,799 Police Brandi
Becker, PD
Citywide N
22. Department of Alcoholic
Beverage Control (Alcohol
Policing Partnership
Program)
$98,343
Police Brandi
Becker, PD
Citywide
N
22. 23/24 Office of Traffic
Safety (Motorcycle Safety
Program)
$23,000 Police Brandi
Becker, PD
Citywide
N
24. 23/24 Office of Traffic
Safety (Selective Traffic
Enforcement Program)
$464,000 Police Brandi
Becker, PD
Citywide
N
25. Office of Traffic Safety -
Child Passenger Safety
2023/2024
$25,000 Police Brandi
Becker, PD
Citywide
N
26. Consolidated Rail
Infrastructure and Safety
Improvements FY 2022
$78,759 Police Brandi
Becker, PD
Citywide Y $19,689.75 M
27. BJA Patrick Leahy
Bulletproof Vest
Partnership (BVP) FY 2023
$3,600 Police Brandi
Becker, PD
Citywide Y $3,600.17 M
28. California Natural
Resources Agency (Cesar
Chavez Renovation
(General Fund Specified
Grant Projects)
$25,000,000 PRCS Pamela
Galera, PRCS
Ward 2 N N/A N/A
29. Urban Greening Grant
(Gage Canal Trail)
$3,708,509 PRCS Jordan Maus,
PRCS
Ward 7 N N/A N/A
30. California Coastal
Conservancy (Riverside
Gateway Parks)
$2,087,500 PRCS Alisa
Sramala,
PRCS
Ward 2 Y $390,000 (413
fund); $12,000
staff time
M
31. California Coastal
Conservancy (River
District)
$200,000 PRCS Pamela
Galera, PRCS
Ward 2; Ward
6; Ward 7
N N/A N/A
32. California State Parks (Per
Capita) (La Sierra
pathway ADA)
$50,699 PRCS Gabby
Garcia, PRCS
Ward 6 N NA NA
33. California State Parks
(Statewide Park Program)
(Patterson Park
Renovations)
$7,150,000 PRCS Jordan Maus,
PRCS
Ward N N/A N/A
34. Cal Fire Urban Forestry
(Boy Scout Site Clean-Up)
$1,275,200 PRCS Ryan Gibson,
PRCS
Ward 2 Y $111,000 S
35. Recreational Trails
Program (Gage Canal
Trail, notified of award,
pending agreement)
$1,400,000 PRCS Jordan Maus,
PRCS
Citywide Y $3,708,509.20
(min 12%
required
$168,000)
D (matched
using Urban
Greening
Grant funds)
36. California Coastal
Conservancy (Riverside
Gateway Parks additional
funding, approved by
Conservancy Board
September 2023 and by
Council in November
2023, pending
agreements)
$330,000 PRCS Alisa
Sramala,
PRCS
Citywide Y See Coastal
Conservancy
Grant above
See Coastal
Conservancy
Grant above
37. Port and Freight
Infrastructure Program
(PFIP), California State
Transportation Agency
(3rd Street Grade
Separation Project)
$22,000,000 Public Works Sweta Patel,
PW
Ward 1 and
Ward 2
N N/A D
38. 2023 Western Riverside
County Measure A
Regional Arterial (MARA),
RCTC (3rd Street Grade
Separation Project)
$12,000,000 Public Works Sweta Patel,
PW
Ward 1 and
Ward 2
Y
(10%
Federal or
Non-
federal)
$35 Million
No local
agency funds
because the
match is from
PFIP, Section
190, and BNSF
contributions
D
39. Railroad Crossing
Elimination (RCE)
Program, Federal Railroad
Administration Agency
(3rd Street Grade
Separation Project)
$15,000,000 Public Works Sweta Patel,
PW
Ward 1 and
Ward 2
Y
(20% Non-
federal)
$32 Million
No local
agency funds
because the
match is from
RCE, PFIP,
Section 190,
D
and BNSF
contributions
40. Highway Infrastructure
Program, Department of
Transportation (Third
Street Grade Separation
Project)
$3,000,000 Public Works Sweta Patel,
PW
Ward 1 and
Ward 2
Y (11.47%
Non-
Federal)
$44 Million
No local
agency funds
because the
match is from
PFIP, Section
190, and BNSF
contributions
D
41. State Active
Transportation Program
(Five Points
Neighborhood Pedestrian
Safety Improvements)
$6,500,000 Public Works Philip
Nitollama,
PW
Ward 6 Y $891,000 S
42. State Active
Transportation Program
(Civil Rights Walk Project)
$3,600,000 Public Works Nathan
Mustafa, PW
Ward 1 N $0 N/A
43. State Active
Transportation Program
(Mitchell Avenue Side
Path Gap Closure)
$6,800,000 Public Works Philip
Nitollama,
PW
Ward 7 Y $709,000 Soft Match
44. SB821 ‘Safe Streets”
Program (Stover Avenue
and Citywide Intersection
Safety Improvements)
$1,200,000 Public Works Thuy
Nguyen, PW
Citywide Y $1,266,387.50 50% Local
Match
45. Beverage & Container
FY2023 (Bottle & Cans
recycling)
$79,215 Public Works Citywide
46. Highway Safety
Improvement Program
(HSIP) Cycle 11 (Leading
Pedestrian Interval (LPI) &
Retro-reflective Signal
Backplates and
installation of a median
barrier with High-Friction
Surface Treatment (HFST)
along Mission Inn from
Redwood to Scout)
$7,800,000 Public Works Philip
Nitollama,
PW
Citywide Y $1,202,780 D (13.3%
local match)
47. Santa Ana Sucker Fish
Habitat Improvements
$4,308,711 Public Works
48. California Department of
Recycling Resources and
Recovery (CalRecycle)
(7th Cycle (ORG7) Fiscal
Years 2021-22 and 2022-
23 Organics Grant)
$10,000,000 Public Works Edward
Filadelfia, PW
Citywide N N/A N/A
49. Caltrans Sustainable
Transportation Planning
Grant Program
(Establishment of
Individualized Safe Routes
To School Programs for
50 elementary and
middle schools)
$700,000 Public Works Philip
Nitollama,
PW
Citywide Y $90,692
(11.47% Local
Match)
D
50. Safe Streets For All (SS4A)
(South Main Street
Complete Streets Road
Diet – Northside Specific
Plan, Citywide Speed
Limit Reduction Program,
& Citywide Collision
Analysis Study Update)
$11,104,807 Public Works Philip
Nitollama,
PW
Ward 1,
Citywide
Y $2,776,202
(20% local
match)
D
51. USDA Forest Service
(Tree Inventory and
Plantings)
$1,000,000 Public Works Robert Filiar,
PW
Citywide Y Dollar for
Dollar.
Matching
funds are
allowed to be
from our
existing budget
that is for the
care of the
urban forest.
D
2023 TOTAL (Awarded) $201,853,014