TPA congratulates the Kings Canyon Unified School District (a TPA client) for winning a $500,000 grant from the Natural Gas Fueling Infrastructure Grant Program of the California Energy Commission.
Funds from the grant will be used to purchase equipment to improve the fueling infrastructure at the Central Valley Transportation Center that is jointly shared by the District and the City of Reedley. Congratulations to the District and the City, as well as to the TPA team members who helped make it happen: Central California Director Richard Harmon, Associate Gary Rogers and Associate Chelsea Vongehr.
TPA is honored that the City of Berkeley has asked us to continue to provide advocacy services to protect and promote its legislative and funding agenda in Sacramento.
We look forward to our continued collaboration with the City to help transform its progressive vision into legacy…Thank you Berkeley!!
TPA is proud and honored to announce it has been hired by the City of Huron to provide State and federal legislative and funding advocacy services!
The City of Huron is located in the heart of the Central Valley, just off of State Route 269 (also known as Lassen Avenue). Originally founded in 1888 as a water stop along the Union Pacific Railroad’s western route, the City has transformed into an important agricultural community that is home to major companies in the farming industry, including Harris Ranch, Terra Linda Farms, and Dole.
TPA looks forward to helping the City transform its priority community projects into legacies!
To learn more about the City, please visit its website: http://cityofhuron.com/.
TPA is honored that the Orange County Sanitation District has asked us to continue to provide legislative and funding advocacy services.
TPA has been proud to serve the District for many years to promote its priority legislation and funding needs. We look forward to our continued work and collaboration to help transform their vision into legacy!
TPA is proud and honored to announce it has been hired by the Desert Recreation District to provide legislative and funding advocacy services.
Established by the State Legislature in 1950, the District is the largest of its kind in California and serves communities spanning 1,800 square miles from Thermal, Coachella, and Indio to La Quinta and Palm Desert.
The District provides and maintains quality park and recreation facilities, programs and service, and leisure opportunities for the personal, social, and economic benefits of its residents.
TPA looks forward to helping the District transform its vision for parks and recreation in the community into legacies!
To learn more about the innovative programs of the District, please visit its website: http://www.myrecreationdistrict.com/
TPA is honored that the City of Oakland has asked us to continue to provide state and federal advocacy and grant funding services.
TPA has been proud to serve the City for several years to promote its priority legislation and funding needs, and we look forward to our continued work and collaboration with the City and Mayor Libby Schaaf to transform their vision into legacy!
Let’s chat about how we can help advance your legislative goals or secure the funding needed to make a difference in your community.