The Latest News from TPA

Client Showcase: City of Hesperia

TPA is honored to announce that the City of Hesperia has asked our firm to continue to provide State and Federal Legislative Advocacy and Grant Writing services to protect and promote its agenda in Sacramento and Washington, DC.

We look forward to our ongoing collaboration with the city to help transform its vision into a legacy.

Thank you, Hesperia!

Client Showcase: City of Santa Clara

TPA is honored to announce that the City of Santa Clara has asked our firm to continue to provide State and Federal Legislative Advocacy and Grant Writing services to protect and promote its agenda in Sacramento and Washington, DC.

We look forward to our ongoing collaboration with the City to help transform its vision into a legacy.

Thank you, Santa Clara!

Contra Costa County Fire Protection District Secures $1,454,545

We are thrilled to announce that TPA has successfully secured $1,454,545 in competitive funding in partnership with the Contra Costa County Fire Protection District (CCCFPD) through the Assistance to Firefighters Grant (AFG) program administered by the Federal Emergency Management Agency for the acquisition of a heavy rescue vehicle.

This transformative funding will enable CCCFPD to enhance its emergency response capabilities, improve firefighter safety, and better serve the communities it protects. The addition of a heavy rescue vehicle will significantly expand the District’s ability to respond to complex rescue operations, including vehicle extrications, structural collapses, and other critical emergencies.

At TPA, we are proud to champion initiatives that improve and strengthen California communities. This latest achievement is another example of the commitment of CCCFPD to provide its residents, families, and entire community with professional services dedicated to the preservation of life, property and the environment.

Once again, congratulations, CCCFPD, and thank you to everyone that was involved in this success!

TPA Volunteers at Love Irvine Event

TPA was so honored to volunteer at Love Irvine’s Citywide Serve Day event earlier this month! Volunteer projects were held throughout the City, including beautification projects, park clean ups, trail clean ups, food pantry organization, clothing donation sorting and organizing, and more. TPA Director Eric O’Donnell, Business Coordinator Melissa Sfakianakis, and Administrative Associate Ali Andrew had a rewarding day unpacking, sorting, and stocking donated food items at South County Outreach’s Food Pantry in Irvine.

South County Outreach provides crucial support to families and individuals facing financial hardship, offering a unique food market setup where those in need can shop for their preferred items for free.

Thank you, Irvine, for hosting a citywide serve initiative that makes a positive impact on the community! TPA is looking forward to our continued partnership with the City to transform its vision into a legacy. #TPAGivesBack

TPA Federal Team to Speak at MMASC Annual Conference

Attending the 2024 Municipal Management Association of Southern California (MMASC) Annual Conference this week in Santa Barbara? Catch TPA Federal Advocacy Director Ben Goldeen and TPA Senior Associate Sammi Maciel on Thursday, November 14th from 9:00 AM-10:15 AM as they present on the importance of engaging in the legislative process and making California voices heard in Washington, D.C.!

Don’t miss this opportunity to hear firsthand insights from TPA’s experts on navigating the complexities of federal advocacy and fostering impactful relationships with policymakers. Ben and Sammi will break down key strategies for effectively communicating local priorities to federal decisionmakers, with actionable tips on how California communities can secure vital support and funding.

We hope you’ll join us to learn how you can make a difference in your community!

City of Los Alamitos Secures $1,904,734

We are thrilled to announce that TPA has successfully secured $1,904,734 in competitive funding in partnership with the City of Los Alamitos through the Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) Project V Grant: Community-Based Transit Circulator Program!

This transformative funding will enhance the City’s ability to develop local, community-based transit services that complement regional transit services, meeting residents’ mobility needs in areas that are currently underserved.

At TPA, we are proud to champion initiatives that improve and strengthen California communities. This latest achievement is another example of the commitment of the City to provide the highest degree of services to ensure Los Alamitos is a safe and enjoyable place to live, visit, and conduct business.

Once again, congratulations, Los Alamitos, and thank you to everyone that was involved in this success!