Grants & funding in California local government
What California city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about grants & funding — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
2,881 California meetings since 2024 covered grants & funding. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in California with the most grants & funding activity
- Los Angeles, CA (91)
- Oakland, CA (74)
- Long Beach, CA (69)
- Redding, CA (68)
- Monterey County, CA (59)
- Santa Rosa, CA (51)
- San Francisco, CA (51)
- Mariposa County, CA (48)
- Vallejo, CA (48)
- Pittsburg, CA (46)
- Riverside, CA (45)
- Glendale, CA (38)
Latest matching meetings
Grants Advisory Commission to present checks to 18 grant recipients
The Commission will present award checks for the 2026/2027 Citizens' Benefit Fund grant cycle. Members will also review scoring methodologies and adopt a calendar for the 2027-2028 funding cycle.
Commission to review park project updates and SPP Grant
The Parks, Recreation and Community Services Commission will meet to discuss park project updates and a recap of Parks & Recreation Month. The body will also review the SPP Grant and a virtual tour of Fergusson Park.
City Council to vote on $5.7 M fee deferral for Lockwood III Apartments
The Oxnard City Council will consider eight items on its Information/Consent agenda, including code amendments, fee agreements, grant applications, and contract changes. Council members will vote on an amended Conflict of Interest Code and on a $5,717,422.16 deferred development impact fee agreement for the Lockwood…
Council to consider applying for up to $30 million Homekey Plus grant
The Santa Rosa City Council will discuss several contract and grant items, including a $1,180,705 traffic signal contract, a $4,442,100 state water grant, and a $30 million Homekey Plus housing grant application. The council will also approve a $174,432 legal research agreement, a $1,000,000 blanket purchase order for…
Yountville Community Foundation to review Imagine Yountville grants
The Yountville Community Foundation will review grant proposals and the 2027 application process. The board will also consider a fund reallocation request for the Farmstand Garden.
Subcommittee to choose preferred project for OBAG 4 grant application
The Infrastructure and Transportation Subcommittee will hear three alternatives for the OBAG 4 grant and will be asked to direct staff toward a preferred project application. The meeting also includes approval of the June 25, 2026 minutes, a status update on the Capital Improvement Program, and a briefing on ongoing…
Commission to vote on Kingsburg Service Memorial Wall proposal
The Kingsburg Community Services Commission will first approve the minutes from the May 27 meeting. It will then consider approving a Service Memorial Wall proposal for Memorial Park, presented by Sergeant Joshua Carey. The meeting also includes informational updates on the upcoming Proposition 68 Phase 5 grant cycle…
Commission will approve June 30 minutes and review several housing reports
The Napa County Housing Commission will first approve the minutes from its June 30, 2026 meeting. It will then receive monthly reports—including one from the California Human Development Corporation, an update on the Joe Serna, Jr. Farmworker Housing Grant renewal, and a capital‑improvement project report—for…
Board to decide on two $2,500 community improvement grants
The Community Advisory Board will determine the funding of two grant applications for the July-August 2026 period. The board will also review updates to the Community Improvement Grant program guidelines and hear presentations on police technology and transportation studies.
Grant money for restoration of farm equipment to be considered
The History Committee will review updates on several historic sites, including Heritage House, the Martha Lynn Water Tower, and signage for Heritage Oak Trees. New business items include the September issue of “Our Town,” a ribbon‑cutting ceremony, a grant for restoration of farm equipment, and the election of…
City Council to approve warrants and resolutions for water, sewer, and cannabis grants
The Alturas City Council will approve city warrants totaling $456,637.06 and resolutions regarding inactive utility accounts and a cannabis tax grant application. The meeting also includes the administration of oaths for new officers and a discussion on committee appointments.
Council considers ballot measure to make City Clerk and Treasurer appointive
The City Council will discuss a proposed ballot measure for the November 3, 2026 election regarding the appointment of the City Clerk and City Treasurer. The body is also reviewing a water and sewer rate study and the framework for a Measure S Oversight Committee.
Board to approve $1.255 million public health home‑visiting grant
The Board will consider several financial and staffing actions, including adopting a resolution to increase pay rates by 3.1% for six bargaining units. It will approve the acceptance of a $272,712 Future of Public Health grant and a $1,255,185 California Home Visiting Program grant. The agenda also includes appointing…
City Council to consider sewer fees, FIFA funding, and assessment district levies
The Inglewood City Council will hold a public hearing to place delinquent sewer and refuse fees on tax rolls for Fiscal Year 2025-26. The council will also consider accepting $6.5 million in funding for the 2026 FIFA World Cup and authorizing assessments for several maintenance districts.
Subcommittee discusses RM3 Safe Routes to Transit and Bay Trail grant program
The Bike & Pedestrian Advisory Subcommittee will discuss potential projects and background information for the Regional Measure 3 (RM3) grant program. The body will also review the status of ongoing pedestrian and intersection improvement projects.
City Council to consider $4.5 million labor compliance monitoring contract increase
The City Council will review several contract awards and funding requests, including workforce development and medical supplies. The body is also considering various district-specific grants for community events and workers' compensation settlements.
Board considers $105,168.11 change order for Corning Veterans Hall remodel
The Board will review an informational update on the Corning Veterans Hall remodel and vote on a change order that would increase the contract with Ginno Construction by $105,168.11. Additional items include approvals for agricultural cooperative agreements, health services grant applications, and staffing…
Board approves contracts and grants totaling over $1.4 million
The Mariposa County Board of Supervisors will consider approving routine agreements and grant applications, including a $959,908.35 health program and a $295,210.68 jail dietary services contract. The meeting also includes the Local Transportation Commission's agenda and a closed session regarding litigation.
City Council to approve $622K street rehab contract and other major actions
The Fullerton City Council and Successor Agency will hold a closed‑session briefing on two pending lawsuits and real‑property negotiations. In the regular session they will adopt an ordinance for electronic filing of campaign disclosures, accept a $463,024.18 cannabis‑tax grant for the police department, and consider…
Council to authorize HUD grant applications and related fund agreements
The Yountville Town Council will approve the minutes from the July 7 regular meeting and the revised minutes of the April 21 and April 29 special closed sessions. It will adopt Resolution 26‑4435, which authorizes the Public Works Director to submit applications for U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development…
City seeks $3.375M grant for 19th Ave/Fashion Island Blvd multimodal improvements
The council will adopt a resolution to request $3.375 million from the One Bay Area Grant for the 19th Avenue and Fashion Island Boulevard Multimodal Improvements Project. The agenda also includes consent‑calendar approvals for a $259,460 Marina Lagoon operations assistance agreement, library furnishings ($183,466.41)…
Council to consider first reading of cannabis ordinance and licensing process
The Visalia City Council will hold a work session to discuss the proposed elimination of Transit Fixed Route 17 and receive a report on Fourth of July activities. In the regular session, council members will vote on a zoning change for a 21‑acre parcel at Akers Street and Riggin Avenue, adopt a cannabis activity…
Board to elect officers and review library policies and holiday schedule
The Board of Library Trustees will elect officers for Fiscal Year 2026-27 and review a proposed holiday schedule, along with a grant from the Library Foundation. The meeting also includes consent calendar items and monthly reports.
Commission to discuss arts grants and Measure P allocations
The Parks, Recreation, and Arts Commission will meet to approve minutes and discuss the Expanded Access to Arts and Culture Grant Program. The body will also hear public input on Measure P allocations and the Parks Master Plan.
City Council approves $205,000 Caltrans grant and related funding
The Pomona City Council will vote on several items, including a $205,000 appropriation for a Caltrans Clean California grant and a restricted grant agreement. It will also award a $254,340 construction contract for the Pomona East End Village transportation project and approve a 35‑year license for Bluepath Solar to…
Council to vote on truck purchase, housing loan changes, and safety funding
The Petaluma City Council and PCDSA will consider items on the consent calendar, including minutes and agenda approvals. Several resolutions will be voted on, such as authorizing a truck chassis purchase, ratifying an emergency reroofing contract, and approving a cooperative funding agreement for safe routes to…
City Council to approve $2.08M Bellflower Park construction contract
The Adelanto City Council meeting on July 22, 2026 will consider routine consent‑calendar items, budget approvals, and subrecipient agreements. The council will vote on a construction agreement with Blue Builders, Inc. for Phase 1 of Bellflower Park, funded by a $1,000,000 grant and a $2,084,957.57 contract…
City Council to discuss funding opportunities for Seaside
The council will receive a presentation on the city’s strategic priorities and key projects, hear legislative updates from Rep. Jimmy Panetta and state officials, and discuss potential funding opportunities for the City of Seaside. No formal actions are listed; the meeting is primarily informational.
Airport Advisory Committee to vote on rules, bylaws, and officers
The Airport Advisory Committee will consider approving the Airport Rules and Regulations and forwarding them to the City's standing committee. They will also vote on amending bylaws to reclassify non-voting positions and elect a new Chair and Vice Chair. The airport manager will report on grants, maintenance projects…
Board discusses water supply updates and major infrastructure funding
The Board of Public Utilities will review water and recycled water supply issues. The agenda includes several consent items regarding equipment maintenance, software licensing, and property acquisition for reservoir relocation.
Committee hears presentation on Greenway Connectivity Study outreach
The Waterways Advisory Committee will receive a presentation from Transportation and Public Works staff on public outreach for the Greenway Connectivity Study, which aims to link the Prince Memorial Greenway and future Southeast Greenway. The study is funded by a federal Thriving Communities technical assistance…
Traffic Commission to consider no-parking request and grants update
The Traffic Commission will discuss a request for no parking on a local 20-foot-wide street and receive a grants update. The commission also plans to approve minutes from the May 21, 2026 regular meeting. No old or new business items are scheduled.
Fire Advisory Committee to discuss teleconferencing rules and MAPS project ad hoc committee
The Mariposa County Fire Advisory Committee will consider allowing the use of new teleconferencing provisions and designating a physical location. It will also discuss creating an ad hoc committee for the MAPS Project and a physical meeting space for SWIFT meetings. The committee will approve minutes from June 17…
Committee approved $234.9M early‑care grant amendment and multiple property deals
The Budget and Finance Committee recommended and adopted several resolutions, including a second amendment to the Children’s Council of San Francisco grant increasing the total to $234,891,608 for early care workforce services. It also approved a real‑property purchase from PG&E at 5000 Hunters Point Boulevard for…
Environmental Committee discusses road safety, beautification grants, and CIP updates
The committee will receive a project update and design direction for Lakeview Canyon Road pedestrian safety. Staff will also present final grant submissions for Westlake Pointe and Westlake Cove and provide an update on Capital Improvement Program schedules.
Ridgecrest council considers transit plan, federal funding application, and SRO program
The Ridgecrest City Council will vote on routine consent calendar matters, including draft minutes, a November municipal election call, and several grant acceptances. Discussion and action items cover approving a five-year transit development plan, applying for $180,559 in federal transit funding, and reviewing police…
City Council to discuss fireworks enforcement and Biola University sponsorship
The City Council will hold a study session to review and discuss three specific items. These include fireworks enforcement updates, the Code of Ethical Conduct, and funding for Biola University's Innovation Camp.
City Council to adopt ADU zoning amendment (Ordinance No. 1624)
The Banning City Council will consider a series of consent items, including approval of June 2026 city attorney invoices ($118,090.68), adoption of Ordinance No. 1624 to amend zoning for accessory dwelling units and junior ADUs, and several resolutions covering grant agreements, a $60,000 bucket‑truck repair contract…
Sand City Council to vote on FY 2026-2027 budget
The City Council and Successor Agency will consider adopting the budget for Fiscal Year 2026-2027. The body will also hold a first reading of a development agreement for the Monterey Bay Shores Resort.
Stanton City Council to consider $37,200 design contract for Senior Center upgrades
The City Council, Successor Agency, and Housing Authority will meet to discuss financial reports and grant cooperation agreements. The body is deciding on a professional services agreement for banquet hall upgrades and the approval of over $3.6 million in warrants.