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Cher-Ae Heights Indian Community of the Trinidad Rancheria Trinidad Rancheria Harbor District Beautification and Workforce Development Initiative 1$251,022$289,078 City of Arcata Open Space Cleanup & Workforce Development Project 1$155,000$178,964 City of Eureka Eureka Job Skills Training Program 1$256,000$313,801 Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians Coyote Valley Community Beautification Project 1$268,450$290,058 Hoopa Land Management – Tribal Environmental Protection Agency (TEPA)Advancing Workforce Opportunities, Cleanup and Certification Project 1$300,000$320,000 Humboldt County Workforce Development Building Futures, Beautifying Humboldt Bay 1$285,389$295,300 Mendocino County Health Services Agency Mendocino County Health Services CCEP Grant Proposal 1$290,000$305,000 Pinoleville Pomo Nation Kali:jin da Clear Road Project 1$166,202$178,202 City of Dorris Citywide Cleanup and Revitilization 2$121,000$131,000 City of Redding Redding Community Cleanup Initiative 2$300,000$300,000 Modoc County Road Dept.
Modoc County Cleanup Days 2$200,000$235,000 City of Chico Dept.
of Public Works Working for a Clean Chico 3$300,000$390,000 City of Willows Willows CCEP Initiative 3$225,000$230,000 City of Berkeley YouthWorks Clean Berkeley 4$270,000$410,896 City of Concord Concord Community Cleanup Project 4$354,908$795,320 City of Oakland Lake Merritt Year-Round Environmental Awareness & Employment Program 4$300,000$325,138 City of Petaluma/Petaluma Transit Clean Transit Spaces Program 4$65,000$71,500 City of Pinole Pinole Creekside Park Phase 1 Cleanup, Restoration & Employment 4$299,495$548,267 City of Pittsburg Youth and Veterans Creating a Cleaner Future Project 4$348,960$383,574 City of Richmond Community Services & Recreation Stronger Together: Richmond Clean Up and Leadership Program 4$255,000$284,357 City of San Jose and Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA)Lyndale Community Resiliency Project 4$544,850$604,850 City of San Pablo San Pablo Shines 4$200,000$232,000 City of Vallejo Clean & Proud Vallejo 4$285,000$300,000 County of San Mateo Green Workforce for Clean and Sustainable Streets 4$501,462$531,902 Marin County Probation Dept.
Building Futures, Beautifying Marin 4$293,395$396,995 SF Public Works Tenderloin Clean Workforce Development Program Expansion 4$580,000$1,830,000 City of Guadalupe Guadalupe Beautification Project 5$280,182$325,273 City of Soledad Soledad Cleanup Program 5$300,000$300,000 County of Santa Cruz Public Works Countywide Litter Abatement Project 5$300,000$450,000 Santa Cruz Metropolitan Transit District Passenger Safety, Comfort, Public Art & Sanitation Project 5$455,747$771,997 City of Avenal Avenal Beautification & Cleanup Project 6$300,000$300,000 City of Huron O Street Beautification & Workforce Pathways Project 6$200,000$220,000 City of Madera Keep Our City Clean 6$300,000$315,000 City of Mendota Graffiti & Litter Abatement Program 6$134,625$144,625 City of Porterville Porterville CCEP 6$300,000$317,518 City of Selma Clean Selma: Second Street and Downtown Arts Corridor Revitalization Project 6$300,000$600,000 City of Tulare West Tulare Alleyway Beautification & Worforce Initiative 6$200,000$210,000 City of Wasco Community Cleanup & Youth Workforce Initiative 6$279,686$286,186 City of Woodlake Beautification Through Workforce Development Project 6$200,000$275,749 Kern County Public Works Oildale & East Bakersfield Cleanup Alliances Project 6$1,000,000$1,135,000 City of Bellflower Kingdom Causes Bellflower (KCB) Community Clean-up 7$200,000$216,511 City of Carson City of Carson CCEP Project 7$185,000$200,000 City of Cerritos Cerritos Citywide Graffiti Removal 7$188,600$198,600 City of Commerce Commerce Cleanup with B2W 7$200,000$220,452 City of Compton Compton Clean Initiative 7$200,000$200,000 City of El Monte El Monte Maintenance Community Partnership 7$250,475$438,935 City of El Monte Graffiti Abatement Community Program 7$211,394$373,735 City of Glendale Community Beautification and Youth Employment 7$357,000$357,000 City of Hawaiian Gardens Hawaiian Gardens Beautification Project 7$180,000$180,000 City of Hawthorne Hawthorne Community Cleanup 7$157,000$157,000 City of Inglewood Gateway 105 Freeway Community Cleanup & Beautification Project 7$200,000$200,000 City of Inglewood I-405 Corridor at Manchester Boulevard Sustainable Corridor Revitalization 7$200,000$205,000 City of Inglewood I-405 Green Gateway at Century Blvd.
Beautification 7$200,000$205,000 City of Lancaster Community Cleanup & Youth Workforce Development 7$172,205$172,205 City of Long Beach Neighborhood Clean Ups Project 7$153,556$175,912 City of Los Angeles and Beautify LA Local CCEP Project 7$195,000$210,000 City of Los Angeles - Bureau of Street Services Clean Streets Initiative (Westside/Venice)7$200,000$250,000 City of Los Angeles - Bureau of Street Services LA Community Beautification Restore R/W 7$213,000$225,000 City of Los Angeles - Office of Community Beautification Clean Streets Initiative (South LA)7$200,001$200,001 City of Los Angeles - Sanitation and Environment Cleanup Initiative for the Greater Downtown LA Region 7$300,000$300,000 City of Los Angeles (Council District 1 Chinatown)LA City Council District 1-Cleanup Chinatown 7$256,152$311,152 City of Los Angeles (Council District 1 Pico Union)Cleanup Pico Union Downtown 7$274,155$329,155 City of Montebello Lincoln Avenue Clean-up 7$200,000$200,000 City of Norwalk Teen Green Initiative 7$200,000$230,000 City of Oxnard Cleanup and Employment Project - Alleys 7$257,500$257,500 City of Oxnard Cleanup and Employment Project - Parks 7$257,500$257,500 City of Pasadena Clean and Green Pathways 7$432,959$551,101 City of Pomona Beautification and Workforce Development Project 7$205,000$225,000 City of South Gate Community Access & Cleanup 7$199,901$239,901 Watershed Conservation Authority (Los Angeles)SR 1 & Lower L.
A. River Cleanup 7$199,901$239,901 Watershed Conservation Authority (Los Angeles)I-105/SR-91 & Lower L. A.
River Cleanup 7$199,901$239,901 Watershed Conservation Authority (Los Angeles)Lower L. A.
River, East Slauson Ave-Rio Hondo Confluence Cleanup 7$199,901$239,901 City of Fontana Beautification with Empowerment Project 8$300,000$300,000 City of Hemet Keep Hemet Beautiful 8$298,000$383,000 City of Moreno Valley Bright Futures, Clean Streets Project 8$200,000$949,412 City of Needles Revive the Desert Project 8$169,355$169,355 City of Riverside Public Works Department KRCB 8$197,586$818,767 City of Victorville Old Town Beautification and Workforce Empowerment Initiative 8$300,000$320,000 Riverside County Regional Park and Open-Space District Beautifying Riverside Change that Works 8$327,444$393,744 San Bernardino County Workforce Development Dept.
San Bernardino Clean Roads 8$575,000$650,000 Calaveras County Clean Calaveras Project 10$299,608$299,608 City of Modesto Modesto Mo’Beautiful 10$575,000$2,127,581 City of Stockon Stockton Youth Environmental Stewarship (SYES) Program 10$126,997$151,307 City of Calexico Calexico Cleanup Project 11$286,119$319,919 City of El Cajon Graffitti & Litter Abatement Project 11$470,000$570,000 City of National City Revitalization & Employment Pathway Project 11$600,000$775,000 City of Anaheim Public Work Dept.
Anaheim CCEP Grant 12$500,000$587,375 City of Buena Park Fillmore-Jackson Litter Abatement & Neighborhood Revitalization Program 12$240,258$240,258 City of Garden Grove Community Beautification Project 12$200,000$753,919 City of Stanton Community Cleanup Program 12$300,000$300,000
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local agencies and workforce development organizations in California. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $5,000,000 per award. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Community Cleanup and Employment Pathway (CCEP) Grant Program is funded by California Department of Transportation (Caltrans). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in California. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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