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Summary Text SGVCOG Wildfire Resources is a specialized fire preparedness and outreach program operated by the San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments (SGVCOG). The program, also known as "Fire Prep SGV," provides wildfire preparedness resources, education, and outreach materials for communities in the San Gabriel Valley region of California. The initiative focuses on helping residents and local jurisdictions prepare for wildfire emergencies through educational materials, community outreach, and collaboration with agencies like CAL FIRE and the California Climate Investments program. The program operates as part of SGVCOG's broader environmental and emergency preparedness initiatives, serving the member agencies and communities within the San Gabriel Valley region. Resources include wildfire preparation materials, community education programs, and coordination with local fire departments and emergency services.

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Business Type Government wildfire preparedness program
Cuisine Type Not applicable
Price Range Not available
Key Features Wildfire education resources
Community outreach programs
Emergency preparedness materials
Multi-agency collaboration
Best For Wildfire preparedness
Community education
Emergency planning
Regional coordination

Source Information

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Name SGVCOG Wildfire Resources
URL https://www.sgvcog.org/wildfire
Entity Type organization
Domain Authority www.sgvcog.org

Contact Information

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Phone Number 0223337494
Emails [email protected]
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Addresses None found
Social Profiles facebook: sgvcog, instagram: sgvcog, twitter: SGVCOG
Service Area San Gabriel Valley, CA (5 mile radius from location)

Entity Relationships

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Parent Region San Gabriel Valley → Los Angeles County → California → United States
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Functional Role

What role does this entity play in its ecosystem?

emergency_preparedness_coordinator community_educator resource_distributor

Interaction Geometry

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Flow Type Pattern
Primary Flowgovernment → resources → communities → preparedness actions
Secondary Flowagencies → coordination → regional response planning

Temporal Behavior

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Identity Coherencehigh
Format Persistencehigh
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================================================================================ FULL TEXT EXTRACTION: SGVCOG Wildfire Resources URL: https://www.sgvcog.org/wildfire Extracted: 2026-01-12T18:21:49.555825Z ================================================================================ ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── PAGE 1: Adopted Policy Papers URL: https://www.sgvcog.org/adopted-policy-papers Words: 351 ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── ADOPTED POLICY PAPERS The SGVCOG adopts various policy papers to outline the position of the agency on priority issues and matters that impact the San Gabriel Valley. These documents are developed based on feedback and input from SGVCOG policy committees, city staff, and stakeholders. Adopted policy papers also guide the developments of the SGVCOG's annual legislative platforms and priorities. ENERGY POLICY The SGVCOG recognizes the impact of carbon emissions and supports energy policies that spur economic growth, protect public health, and maintain quality of life while minimizing our impact on natural resources and greenhouse gas emissions. The Energy Policy was originally adopted in 2009 and recently revised in 2021. Adopted SGVCOG Energy Policy OPEN SPACE PRESERVATION POLICY The SGVCOG continues to be committed to promote quality of life for all citizens, protect the San Gabriel Valley’s unique watershed and natural environments while guarding against wildfires, and prevent illegal activities and the spread of invasive species. This Policy was originally adopted in 2011 and recently revised in 2021. Adopted SGVCOG Open Space Preservation Policy SOLID WASTE POLICY The Solid Waste Policy was adopted by the Governing Board in 2009 to identify and implement pragmatic strategies that assist the San Gabriel Valley to plan for integrated, long-term, and reliable solid waste management needs. This Policy was recently revised in 2021 to support local jurisdictions to meet the State's waste reduction goals. Adopted SGVCOG Solid Waste Policy STORMWATER POLICY The SGVCOG seeks to promote quality of life for all residents by preserving and protecting the watershed and natural environment from polluted stormwater and to capture it and dry weather runoff to augment local water supplies. This Policy was adopted in 2016 to support agencies with comply to water quality standards. Adopted SGVCOG Stormwater Policy ZERO WASTE POLICY The SGVCOG acknowledges that waste generation negatively impacts the health of residents. As a result, a Zero Waste Policy was adopted in 2020 to serve as a long-term guide for the agency's commitment to reducing and eliminating waste and provide a framework for San Gabriel Valley cities and agencies. Adopted SGVCOG Zero Waste Policy Zero Waste Resources ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── PAGE 2: Home | San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments URL: https://www.sgvcog.org/ Words: 318 ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── MEETING NOTICES THURSDAY JANUARY 15, 2026 4:00 PM Governing Board Location: 1333 S. Mayflower Avenue, Suite 360, Monrovia, CA 91016 Agenda Packet FEATURED PROGRAM MARK YOUR CALENDAR! This November, Active Streets “Corazón del Valle” will create five miles of car-free streets to walk, bike, run, skate, scoot, dance, and play in the heart of the SGV! The new open streets route will connect participants to historic downtown El Monte, businesses along Garvey Avenue, two community parks, the South El Monte Civic Center, and the Jeff Seymour Family Center, among other notable destinations. Join us for Día de los Muertos delights and fall family fun! Sunday, November 2, 2025 9:00 am - 3:00 pm Learn More IMPORTANT NOTICES Regional Community Wildfire Protection Plan Protection Plan Legislative Bill Positions (2025-2026) Bill Positions (25-26) Measure A Housing Program Application ​​ Application Measure A Budget Template​ ​​ Budget Template Measure A Info Session​ ​​ Info Session Video WORK WITH US: Career Opportunities We're hiring! Please click "Career Opportunities" to find out about available job openings. NOTICE OF SURPLUS PROPERTY SALE: Learn More The sale process for this property strictly complies with the Surplus Land Act (Government Code section 54220 et seq.), the Code of Civil Procedure section 1245.245, and the Caltrans Right of Way Manual Chapter 17, as applicable. This ensures that our property disposal practices are conducted fairly, responsibly, and in the best interest of the public while also striving to achieve at least fair market value in accordance with state and federal laws. ​ Please see the 'Learn More' link for detailed information on the property available for sale, including descriptions, appraisals, and the bidding process. ​ INFORMATIONAL LINKS UPPER LOS ANGELES RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT GROUP Learn More SAN GABRIEL VALLEY REGIONAL HOUSING TRUST Learn More VENDOR/CONTRACT PORTAL: PLANET BIDS Learn More HOMELESSNESS RESOURCES FOR SAN GABRIEL VALLEY CITIES Learn More REGIONAL BROADBAND Learn More AVAILABLE JOB OPPORTUNITIES Learn More ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── PAGE 3: Salaries and Benefits | San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments URL: https://www.sgvcog.org/salaries-benefits Words: 253 ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── SALARIES AND BENEFITS The SGVCOG offers the following benefits for new employees: Monthly flex-plan contributions to all full-time employees to be used toward health, vision, and dental insurance premiums​​ CalPERS Short and long term disability​ SGVCOG Salary Schedule (As of July 1, 2025) ARCHIVED EMPLOYEE SALARY SCHEDULE This section includes the salary schedules of SGVCOG employees from 2011 to 2020: 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 CAREER OPPORTUNITIES All career opportunities are posted on GovernmentJobs.com. If this is the first time you are applying using our online job application, you will need to create an account and select a Username and Password. After your account has been established, you can build your application. Please remember to keep a record of your username and password once you have set up an account as you will need it to apply for other positions or to check the status of your application. Online applications are stored on a secure site. Only authorized employees and hiring authorities have access to the information submitted. Carefully complete your application and submit by the final filing date as stated on the job bulletin. In order for us to determine if you meet the job requirements and qualifications, it is important that your application shows all the relevant education and experience you possess. Resumes may be attached but will not be accepted in lieu of a fully completed on-line application. Incomplete employment applications will not be processed. For a list of available career opportunities, please visit https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/sgvcog. ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── PAGE 4: Contact | San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments URL: https://www.sgvcog.org/contact Words: 32 ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── CONTACT US Office: 1333 S. Mayflower Avenue, Suite 360 Monrovia, CA 91016 (626) 457-1800​ ​ For public records requests, please fill out and submit this form to [email protected]. Submit Thanks for submitting! ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── PAGE 5: Legislative Platform URL: https://www.sgvcog.org/legislative-priorities Words: 1,097 ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── 2025-2026 LEGISLATIVE PLATFORM Every two years, SGVCOG adopts various legislative priorities on issues and matters that impact the San Gabriel Valley. These key legislative objectives serve to guide SGVCOG’s advocacy efforts at both the state and federal levels. The 2025-2026 Legislative Platform was adopted to coincide with the two-year legislative session cycle and represents the collective values and goals of SGVCOG and its member agencies, forming the foundation of a strategic and targeted advocacy strategy. The Platform is organized by the Policy Committee of jurisdiction on each topic. Legislative Priorities by Policy Committee Executive Committee SGVCOG supports policies that champion smart local leadership and autonomy, lessen the digital divide, and provide housing solutions that keep the San Gabriel Valley thriving. Transportation Committee SGVCOG supports policies and programs that facilitate the funding and delivery of key transportation and capital projects in the San Gabriel Valley. Homelessness Committee SGVCOG champions holistic solutions for homelessness in the San Gabriel Valley, including advocating for supportive housing, mental health resources, and prevention programs, while prioritizing flexible, ongoing local funding solutions, strong regional partnerships, and effective data-driven services that foster dignity and equity across the region. Energy, Environment, & Natural Resources Committee SGVCOG supports policies that promotes sustainable policies to improve air quality, advance renewable energy, ensure water security, manage waste responsibly, reduce wildfire risk, and preserve open spaces—building an affordable, resilient and healthy future for the San Gabriel Valley. Executive Committee Government Administration SGVCOG supports principles of good governance. SGVCOG supports efforts to expand and improve regulatory engagement, particularly to provide local jurisdictions with the necessary time, technical support, and resources to meet state or federal requirements. Broadband SGVCOG supports state, federal, and local legislative policies and funding that promote reliable broadband coverage in the San Gabriel Valley. Housing SGVCOG supports initiatives, legislation, and policies that promote the development of affordable housing to address California’s housing crisis, while balancing the right of local jurisdictions to retain decision making power over planning matters. SGVCOG supports more transparency and flexibility in the Regional Housing Needs Assessment (RHNA) process, pilot programs designed to test innovative housing policies, financial incentives and tax advantages that support the creation of affordable housing, and funding for the San Gabriel Valley Regional Housing Trust. Homelessness Committee Programs, Services, and Housing SGVCOG supports efforts, funding and partnerships for the implementation of programs that provide comprehensive supports and resources for persons experiencing homelessness in the San Gabriel Valley. This includes support for programs and projects that ensure the health and safety of all residents, including those experiencing homelessness, provide comprehensive support for those who may be facing mental health and/or substance abuse challenges, ensure access to resources, and support the construction and operation of interim and permanent housing units for people experiencing homelessness in the region. Addressing Contributing Factors of Homelessness SGVCOG supports strategies and programs that aim to prevent homelessness and minimize chronic homelessness, including workforce development and education programs and those that focus on increasing clients’ incomes. Funding SGVCOG supports County, State and Federal funding opportunities that ensure adequate funding support for existing successful projects and programs and expand effective resources and programs for people experiencing homelessness in the San Gabriel Valley. SGVCOG supports funding decisions that prioritize transparency, accountability and regional equity. Collaboration and Reform SGVCOG supports improved partnerships between the County of Los Angeles, SGVCOG, and San Gabriel Valley cities that ensure equitable access to resources and the highest-quality support for people experiencing homelessness in the San Gabriel Valley. Additionally, SGVCOG supports systemic reform and an improved structure focused on enhanced data gathering, transparent information and data sharing, and effective program and project implementation throughout the homeless services system to better meet the needs of the San Gabriel Valley. Mental Health SGVCOG supports legislative policies and funding opportunities that promote mental health wellbeing and support for those living with mental illness including the advocacy and programmatic actions approved at the Governing Board meeting on January 18, 2024. Specifically, the SGVCOG supports and advocates for the following: Funding for regionally-equitable programs, including but not limited to those that provide additional resources, provide housing, and increase bed capacity for those experiencing mental illness and/or substance use disorders in the San Gabriel Valley. Legislation, resources, and programs that provide funding and support for mental illness prevention, with a focus on addressing the root causes of mental illness through early intervention for those experiencing mental health challenges. Responsible data collection and transparency for mental health programs and bed availability for facilities that provide mental health services to ensure accountability and effectiveness while minimizing program duplication. Transportation Committee Enhanced Transit Service & Operation SGVCOG supports the expansion of public transit projects and services, both bus and rail, in the region to reduce congestion, enhance sustainability, and improve mobility options to expand high-quality transit use. Project Funding SGVCOG supports federal and state funding programs that are advantageous to SGVCOG or its member agencies, including the expansion of eligibility criteria for funding programs that could support San Gabriel Valley projects. SGVCOG also supports the creation of new state and federal funding streams for active transportation projects. Project Delivery SGVCOG supports legislative or regulatory efforts to expedite environmental/permitting approvals and alternative project delivery methods that would facilitate San Gabriel Valley transportation and capital projects and programs. Infrastructure SGVCOG supports safeguarding the integrity of existing and future infrastructure with a priority on user safety, sustainability, and protecting long-term capital investments, such as bridges, railways, roads, pedestrian amenities, bus infrastructure, bicycle infrastructure, and water, stormwater, and sewage infrastructure. Electric Vehicles, Fleets, and Charging SGVCOG supports infrastructure improvements, policy changes, and funding streams related to meeting state and federal vehicle emissions reduction targets. Energy, Environment, & Natural Resources Committee Air Quality SGVCOG supports enhanced local authority regarding air quality standards and improvements. Energy Funding, Regulation & Incentives SGVCOG supports the promotion of energy efficiency and conservation, renewable energy expansion, and energy affordability. The SGVCOG seeks to advocate for a balanced and sustainable mix of energy sources that provide reliable and environmentally responsible electricity at competitive rates. Waste Management SGVCOG supports sustainable and affordable waste management that contributes to a healthier environment for current and future generations. Water Management SGVCOG supports state, federal, and local legislative or regulatory solutions in support of water conservation, security, affordability, quality and MS4 permit compliance. Wildfire Preparedness SGVCOG supports the reduction of wildfire risk, promotion of wildfire prevention planning, and identification of funding for wildfire programs in the San Gabriel Valley. Wildlife & Open Space SGVCOG supports the identification, acquisition, creation, or preservation of and access to open space in the San Gabriel Valley. ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── PAGE 6: About | San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments URL: https://www.sgvcog.org/about Words: 200 ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── ABOUT US The San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments (SGVCOG) is a regional government planning agency that aims to maximize the quality of life in the San Gabriel Valley. We are a joint powers authority that is consisted of 31 incorporated cities and unincorporated communities in Los Angeles County Supervisorial Districts 1, and 5. The SGVCOG is the largest and most diverse sub-regional council of governments in Los Angeles County. It encompasses more than 374 square miles and has more than 2 million residents. While each of our communities has a unique character and history, they also have many shared issues and have developed a unified voice to maximize resources, achieve sustainable solutions, and advocate for regional and member interests to improve the quality of life in the San Gabriel Valley. JURISDICTIONAL MAP PUBLIC OFFICIAL APPOINTMENTS (FORM 806) Updated February 15, 2024 Learn More SAN GABRIEL VALLEY LEGISLATIVE CAUCUS CALIFORNIA STATE ASSEMBLY 41st District 43rd District 48th District 49th District 52nd District 55th District 57th District 58th District Map CALIFORNIA STATE SENATE 20th District 22nd District 25th District 29th District 32nd District Map U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 27th District 28th District 32nd District 35th District 38th District 39th District Map ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── PAGE 7: Wildfire Outreach Program | San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments URL: https://www.sgvcog.org/wildfire Words: 658 ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── FIRE PREP SAN GABRIEL VALLEY The San Gabriel Valley Wildfire Adaptation and Prevention Outreach Program, known as Fire Prep San Gabriel Valley, serves as an avenue to help communities to mitigate, prevent, and prepare for wildfires in the region. The goal is to provide wildfire prevention and adaptation public outreach and education activities for cities and communities located in Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zones (VHFHSZ) in SGVCOG’s jurisdiction. The program includes the implementation of wildfire prevention workshops, community events, social media education campaigns, informational webinars, and more.​ PROGRAM DETAILS About Fire Prep SGV provides public outreach and education on wildfire topics in the region. It was developed following the Bobcat Fire in 2020, which burned over 115,000 acres in the San Gabriel Mountains and became the second largest fire in Los Angeles County history. After Bobcat, a SGVCOG survey showed that many cities in the San Gabriel Valley have an interest in regional wildfire adaptation and prevention planning; 19 cities expressed interest to participate in a wildfire prevention planning program that is led by the SGVCOG, and cities shared that they were interested in joining a regional effort to provide evacuation planning, structure hardening, hazardous fuel reduction, brush mitigation, and community education support. Due to this response, SGVCOG successfully applied for grant funding from the San Gabriel and Lower Los Angeles Rivers and Mountains Conservancy (RMC) in 2021 to plan and implement a wildfire outreach program through 2023. In 2022, SGVCOG received additional grant funding from the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) to extend the program until 2026. WILDFIRE EDUCATION IN YOUR COMMUNITY This program focuses on cities with Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zones (VHFHSZ), as designated by CAL FIRE's mapping of severe fire hazard areas based on fuel, terrain, weather, and other relevant factors. Look at the map below to see if your city is within a VHFHSZ. VHFHSZ in a Local Responsibility Area (LRA): Local government has financial responsibility for wildfire protection and prevention VHFHSZ in a State Responsibility Area (SRA): State government has financial responsibility for wildfire protection and prevention LOCAL RESOURCES BY CITY Check out resources for your city below. Cities in bold contain Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zones Cities with asterisks (*) are contract cities served by the LA County Fire Department Alhambra Arcadia Azusa* Baldwin Park* Bradbury* Claremont* Covina* Diamond Bar*​ Duarte* El Monte* Glendora* Industry* Irwindale* La Cañada Flintridge* La Puente* La Verne Monrovia Montebello Monterey Park Pasadena Pomona* Rosemead* San Dimas* San Gabriel San Marino Sierra Madre South El Monte* South Pasadena Temple City* Walnut* West Covina Defensible Space Requirements By City COMMUNITY WILDFIRE PROTECTION PLAN Learn More Following the 2020 Bobcat Fire, the SGVCOG recognized a need for a Regional Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP) to guide wildfire prevention and adaptation efforts in the San Gabriel Valley. SGVCOG applied for and was awarded a CAL FIRE grant in late 2022, and is working with consultant Jensen Hughes to develop the CWPP. The purpose of the CWPP is to identify and prioritize actions for wildfire mitigation, prevention, and adaptation to protect life, property, and critical infrastructure in the San Gabriel Valley. Through collaborative discussions with varied stakeholders, the development of the CWPP will explore existing wildfire challenges, hazard and risk assessments, and local preparedness capabilities of all 31 member cities in the SGV, many of which contain high-hazard areas for wildfire. The plan reviews existing policies of the San Gabriel Valley member agencies, conducts hazard and risk analyses, establishes community maps that identify hazard severity zones, and models additional fire-related hazards. Throughout the process, the consultant team has conducted stakeholder and public outreach, including regularly convening a stakeholder working group. The SGVCOG anticipates adopting the CWPP in February 2026. For any questions regarding the SGV Regional CWPP, please contact Mackenzie Bolger at [email protected]. cwpp FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO HAVE FIRE PREP SGV AT YOUR COMMUNITY EVENT: Victoria Urenia Management Analyst [email protected] Contact

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Abouthttps://www.sgvcog.org/about
2025-2026 Legislative Platformhttps://www.sgvcog.org/legislative-priorities
Adopted Policy Papershttps://www.sgvcog.org/adopted-policy-papers
Careers, Salaries, and Benefitshttps://www.sgvcog.org/salaries-benefits
Financial Informationhttps://www.sgvcog.org/financialdocuments
Governing Documentshttps://www.sgvcog.org/governingdocuments
I LOVE SGVhttps://www.sgvcog.org/ilovesgv
Mission, Vision, and Strategic Planhttps://www.sgvcog.org/mission-vision-strategic-plan
Member Agencieshttps://www.sgvcog.org/memberagencies-affiliates
Officers and Staffhttps://www.sgvcog.org/officers-staff
Title VIhttps://www.sgvcog.org/titlevi
Committeeshttps://www.sgvcog.org/committees
Committee Meeting Schedulehttps://www.sgvcog.org/meeting-schedule
Governing Boardhttps://www.sgvcog.org/governing-board
Executive Committeehttps://www.sgvcog.org/executive-committee
Capital Projects and Construction Committeehttps://www.sgvcog.org/capitalprojects
City Managers' Steering Committeehttps://www.sgvcog.org/city-managers-steering-committee-c1
Energy, Environment, and Natural Resources Committeehttps://www.sgvcog.org/eenr-c21j3
Homelessness Committeehttps://www.sgvcog.org/homelessnesscommittee
Planning Directors' Working Grouphttps://www.sgvcog.org/planners-working-group
Public Works Working Grouphttps://www.sgvcog.org/public-works-working-group
Transportation Committeehttps://www.sgvcog.org/transportation
Water Working Grouphttps://www.sgvcog.org/water-c1fvs
Projects and Programshttps://www.sgvcog.org/programs
57/60 Confluence Projecthttps://www.sgvcog.org/5760project
Alameda Corridor-East (ACE) Projecthttps://www.sgvcog.org/ace-project
East SGV Sustainable Multimodal Projecthttps://www.sgvcog.org/east-sgv-project
Fire Prep SGVhttps://www.sgvcog.org/wildfire
Food Recovery (FRESH SGV)https://www.sgvcog.org/regional-food-recovery-program

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These documents are developed based on feedback and input from SGVCOG policy committees, city staff, and stakeholders. Adopted policy papers also guide the developments of the SGVCOG's annual legislative platforms and priorities. ENERGY POLICY The SGVCOG recognizes the impact of carbon emissions and supports energy policies that spur economic growth, protect public health, and maintain quality of life while minimizing our impact on natural resources and greenhouse gas emissions. The Energy Policy was originally adopted in 2009 and recently revised in 2021. Adopted SGVCOG Energy Policy OPEN SPACE PRESERVATION POLICY The SGVCOG continues to be committed to promote quality of life for all citizens, protect the San Gabriel Valley’s unique watershed and natural environments while guarding against wildfires, and prevent illegal activities and the spread of invasive species. This Policy was originally adopted in 2011 and recently revised in 2021. Adopted SGVCOG Open Space Preservation Policy SOLID WASTE POLICY The Solid Waste Policy was adopted by the Governing Board in 2009 to identify and implement pragmatic strategies that assist the San Gabriel Valley to plan for integrated, long-term, and reliable solid waste management needs. This Policy was recently revised in 2021 to support local jurisdictions to meet the State's waste reduction goals. Adopted SGVCOG Solid Waste Policy STORMWATER POLICY The SGVCOG seeks to promote quality of life for all residents by preserving and protecting the watershed and natural environment from polluted stormwater and to capture it and dry weather runoff to augment local water supplies. This Policy was adopted in 2016 to support agencies with comply to water quality standards. Adopted SGVCOG Stormwater Policy ZERO WASTE POLICY The SGVCOG acknowledges that waste generation negatively impacts the health of residents. As a result, a Zero Waste Policy was adopted in 2020 to serve as a long-term guide for the agency's commitment to reducing and eliminating waste and provide a framework for San Gabriel Valley cities and agencies. Adopted SGVCOG Zero Waste Policy Zero Waste Resources", "word_count": 351, "char_count": 2306 }, { "url": "https://www.sgvcog.org/", "page_name": "Home | San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments", "title": "Home | San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments", "content": "MEETING NOTICES THURSDAY JANUARY 15, 2026 4:00 PM Governing Board Location: 1333 S. Mayflower Avenue, Suite 360, Monrovia, CA 91016 Agenda Packet FEATURED PROGRAM MARK YOUR CALENDAR! This November, Active Streets “Corazón del Valle” will create five miles of car-free streets to walk, bike, run, skate, scoot, dance, and play in the heart of the SGV! The new open streets route will connect participants to historic downtown El Monte, businesses along Garvey Avenue, two community parks, the South El Monte Civic Center, and the Jeff Seymour Family Center, among other notable destinations. Join us for Día de los Muertos delights and fall family fun! Sunday, November 2, 2025 9:00 am - 3:00 pm Learn More IMPORTANT NOTICES Regional Community Wildfire Protection Plan Protection Plan Legislative Bill Positions (2025-2026) Bill Positions (25-26) Measure A Housing Program Application ​​ Application Measure A Budget Template​ ​​ Budget Template Measure A Info Session​ ​​ Info Session Video WORK WITH US: Career Opportunities We're hiring! Please click \"Career Opportunities\" to find out about available job openings. NOTICE OF SURPLUS PROPERTY SALE: Learn More The sale process for this property strictly complies with the Surplus Land Act (Government Code section 54220 et seq.), the Code of Civil Procedure section 1245.245, and the Caltrans Right of Way Manual Chapter 17, as applicable. This ensures that our property disposal practices are conducted fairly, responsibly, and in the best interest of the public while also striving to achieve at least fair market value in accordance with state and federal laws. ​ Please see the 'Learn More' link for detailed information on the property available for sale, including descriptions, appraisals, and the bidding process. ​ INFORMATIONAL LINKS UPPER LOS ANGELES RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT GROUP Learn More SAN GABRIEL VALLEY REGIONAL HOUSING TRUST Learn More VENDOR/CONTRACT PORTAL: PLANET BIDS Learn More HOMELESSNESS RESOURCES FOR SAN GABRIEL VALLEY CITIES Learn More REGIONAL BROADBAND Learn More AVAILABLE JOB OPPORTUNITIES Learn More", "word_count": 318, "char_count": 2086 }, { "url": "https://www.sgvcog.org/salaries-benefits", "page_name": "Salaries and Benefits | San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments", "title": "Salaries and Benefits | San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments", "content": "SALARIES AND BENEFITS The SGVCOG offers the following benefits for new employees: Monthly flex-plan contributions to all full-time employees to be used toward health, vision, and dental insurance premiums​​ CalPERS Short and long term disability​ SGVCOG Salary Schedule (As of July 1, 2025) ARCHIVED EMPLOYEE SALARY SCHEDULE This section includes the salary schedules of SGVCOG employees from 2011 to 2020: 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 CAREER OPPORTUNITIES All career opportunities are posted on GovernmentJobs.com. If this is the first time you are applying using our online job application, you will need to create an account and select a Username and Password. After your account has been established, you can build your application. Please remember to keep a record of your username and password once you have set up an account as you will need it to apply for other positions or to check the status of your application. Online applications are stored on a secure site. Only authorized employees and hiring authorities have access to the information submitted. Carefully complete your application and submit by the final filing date as stated on the job bulletin. In order for us to determine if you meet the job requirements and qualifications, it is important that your application shows all the relevant education and experience you possess. Resumes may be attached but will not be accepted in lieu of a fully completed on-line application. Incomplete employment applications will not be processed. For a list of available career opportunities, please visit https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/sgvcog.", "word_count": 253, "char_count": 1632 }, { "url": "https://www.sgvcog.org/contact", "page_name": "Contact | San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments", "title": "Contact | San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments", "content": "CONTACT US Office: 1333 S. Mayflower Avenue, Suite 360 Monrovia, CA 91016 (626) 457-1800​ ​ For public records requests, please fill out and submit this form to [email protected]. Submit Thanks for submitting!", "word_count": 32, "char_count": 206 }, { "url": "https://www.sgvcog.org/legislative-priorities", "page_name": "Legislative Platform", "title": "Legislative Platform", "content": "2025-2026 LEGISLATIVE PLATFORM Every two years, SGVCOG adopts various legislative priorities on issues and matters that impact the San Gabriel Valley. These key legislative objectives serve to guide SGVCOG’s advocacy efforts at both the state and federal levels. The 2025-2026 Legislative Platform was adopted to coincide with the two-year legislative session cycle and represents the collective values and goals of SGVCOG and its member agencies, forming the foundation of a strategic and targeted advocacy strategy. The Platform is organized by the Policy Committee of jurisdiction on each topic. Legislative Priorities by Policy Committee Executive Committee SGVCOG supports policies that champion smart local leadership and autonomy, lessen the digital divide, and provide housing solutions that keep the San Gabriel Valley thriving. Transportation Committee SGVCOG supports policies and programs that facilitate the funding and delivery of key transportation and capital projects in the San Gabriel Valley. Homelessness Committee SGVCOG champions holistic solutions for homelessness in the San Gabriel Valley, including advocating for supportive housing, mental health resources, and prevention programs, while prioritizing flexible, ongoing local funding solutions, strong regional partnerships, and effective data-driven services that foster dignity and equity across the region. Energy, Environment, & Natural Resources Committee SGVCOG supports policies that promotes sustainable policies to improve air quality, advance renewable energy, ensure water security, manage waste responsibly, reduce wildfire risk, and preserve open spaces—building an affordable, resilient and healthy future for the San Gabriel Valley. Executive Committee Government Administration SGVCOG supports principles of good governance. SGVCOG supports efforts to expand and improve regulatory engagement, particularly to provide local jurisdictions with the necessary time, technical support, and resources to meet state or federal requirements. Broadband SGVCOG supports state, federal, and local legislative policies and funding that promote reliable broadband coverage in the San Gabriel Valley. Housing SGVCOG supports initiatives, legislation, and policies that promote the development of affordable housing to address California’s housing crisis, while balancing the right of local jurisdictions to retain decision making power over planning matters. SGVCOG supports more transparency and flexibility in the Regional Housing Needs Assessment (RHNA) process, pilot programs designed to test innovative housing policies, financial incentives and tax advantages that support the creation of affordable housing, and funding for the San Gabriel Valley Regional Housing Trust. Homelessness Committee Programs, Services, and Housing SGVCOG supports efforts, funding and partnerships for the implementation of programs that provide comprehensive supports and resources for persons experiencing homelessness in the San Gabriel Valley. This includes support for programs and projects that ensure the health and safety of all residents, including those experiencing homelessness, provide comprehensive support for those who may be facing mental health and/or substance abuse challenges, ensure access to resources, and support the construction and operation of interim and permanent housing units for people experiencing homelessness in the region. Addressing Contributing Factors of Homelessness SGVCOG supports strategies and programs that aim to prevent homelessness and minimize chronic homelessness, including workforce development and education programs and those that focus on increasing clients’ incomes. Funding SGVCOG supports County, State and Federal funding opportunities that ensure adequate funding support for existing successful projects and programs and expand effective resources and programs for people experiencing homelessness in the San Gabriel Valley. SGVCOG supports funding decisions that prioritize transparency, accountability and regional equity. Collaboration and Reform SGVCOG supports improved partnerships between the County of Los Angeles, SGVCOG, and San Gabriel Valley cities that ensure equitable access to resources and the highest-quality support for people experiencing homelessness in the San Gabriel Valley. Additionally, SGVCOG supports systemic reform and an improved structure focused on enhanced data gathering, transparent information and data sharing, and effective program and project implementation throughout the homeless services system to better meet the needs of the San Gabriel Valley. Mental Health SGVCOG supports legislative policies and funding opportunities that promote mental health wellbeing and support for those living with mental illness including the advocacy and programmatic actions approved at the Governing Board meeting on January 18, 2024. Specifically, the SGVCOG supports and advocates for the following: Funding for regionally-equitable programs, including but not limited to those that provide additional resources, provide housing, and increase bed capacity for those experiencing mental illness and/or substance use disorders in the San Gabriel Valley. Legislation, resources, and programs that provide funding and support for mental illness prevention, with a focus on addressing the root causes of mental illness through early intervention for those experiencing mental health challenges. Responsible data collection and transparency for mental health programs and bed availability for facilities that provide mental health services to ensure accountability and effectiveness while minimizing program duplication. Transportation Committee Enhanced Transit Service & Operation SGVCOG supports the expansion of public transit projects and services, both bus and rail, in the region to reduce congestion, enhance sustainability, and improve mobility options to expand high-quality transit use. Project Funding SGVCOG supports federal and state funding programs that are advantageous to SGVCOG or its member agencies, including the expansion of eligibility criteria for funding programs that could support San Gabriel Valley projects. SGVCOG also supports the creation of new state and federal funding streams for active transportation projects. Project Delivery SGVCOG supports legislative or regulatory efforts to expedite environmental/permitting approvals and alternative project delivery methods that would facilitate San Gabriel Valley transportation and capital projects and programs. Infrastructure SGVCOG supports safeguarding the integrity of existing and future infrastructure with a priority on user safety, sustainability, and protecting long-term capital investments, such as bridges, railways, roads, pedestrian amenities, bus infrastructure, bicycle infrastructure, and water, stormwater, and sewage infrastructure. Electric Vehicles, Fleets, and Charging SGVCOG supports infrastructure improvements, policy changes, and funding streams related to meeting state and federal vehicle emissions reduction targets. Energy, Environment, & Natural Resources Committee Air Quality SGVCOG supports enhanced local authority regarding air quality standards and improvements. Energy Funding, Regulation & Incentives SGVCOG supports the promotion of energy efficiency and conservation, renewable energy expansion, and energy affordability. The SGVCOG seeks to advocate for a balanced and sustainable mix of energy sources that provide reliable and environmentally responsible electricity at competitive rates. Waste Management SGVCOG supports sustainable and affordable waste management that contributes to a healthier environment for current and future generations. Water Management SGVCOG supports state, federal, and local legislative or regulatory solutions in support of water conservation, security, affordability, quality and MS4 permit compliance. Wildfire Preparedness SGVCOG supports the reduction of wildfire risk, promotion of wildfire prevention planning, and identification of funding for wildfire programs in the San Gabriel Valley. Wildlife & Open Space SGVCOG supports the identification, acquisition, creation, or preservation of and access to open space in the San Gabriel Valley.", "word_count": 1097, "char_count": 8257 }, { "url": "https://www.sgvcog.org/about", "page_name": "About | San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments", "title": "About | San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments", "content": "ABOUT US The San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments (SGVCOG) is a regional government planning agency that aims to maximize the quality of life in the San Gabriel Valley. We are a joint powers authority that is consisted of 31 incorporated cities and unincorporated communities in Los Angeles County Supervisorial Districts 1, and 5. The SGVCOG is the largest and most diverse sub-regional council of governments in Los Angeles County. It encompasses more than 374 square miles and has more than 2 million residents. While each of our communities has a unique character and history, they also have many shared issues and have developed a unified voice to maximize resources, achieve sustainable solutions, and advocate for regional and member interests to improve the quality of life in the San Gabriel Valley. JURISDICTIONAL MAP PUBLIC OFFICIAL APPOINTMENTS (FORM 806) Updated February 15, 2024 Learn More SAN GABRIEL VALLEY LEGISLATIVE CAUCUS CALIFORNIA STATE ASSEMBLY 41st District 43rd District 48th District 49th District 52nd District 55th District 57th District 58th District Map CALIFORNIA STATE SENATE 20th District 22nd District 25th District 29th District 32nd District Map U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 27th District 28th District 32nd District 35th District 38th District 39th District Map", "word_count": 200, "char_count": 1305 }, { "url": "https://www.sgvcog.org/wildfire", "page_name": "Wildfire Outreach Program | San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments", "title": "Wildfire Outreach Program | San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments", "content": "FIRE PREP SAN GABRIEL VALLEY The San Gabriel Valley Wildfire Adaptation and Prevention Outreach Program, known as Fire Prep San Gabriel Valley, serves as an avenue to help communities to mitigate, prevent, and prepare for wildfires in the region. The goal is to provide wildfire prevention and adaptation public outreach and education activities for cities and communities located in Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zones (VHFHSZ) in SGVCOG’s jurisdiction. The program includes the implementation of wildfire prevention workshops, community events, social media education campaigns, informational webinars, and more.​ PROGRAM DETAILS About Fire Prep SGV provides public outreach and education on wildfire topics in the region. It was developed following the Bobcat Fire in 2020, which burned over 115,000 acres in the San Gabriel Mountains and became the second largest fire in Los Angeles County history. After Bobcat, a SGVCOG survey showed that many cities in the San Gabriel Valley have an interest in regional wildfire adaptation and prevention planning; 19 cities expressed interest to participate in a wildfire prevention planning program that is led by the SGVCOG, and cities shared that they were interested in joining a regional effort to provide evacuation planning, structure hardening, hazardous fuel reduction, brush mitigation, and community education support. Due to this response, SGVCOG successfully applied for grant funding from the San Gabriel and Lower Los Angeles Rivers and Mountains Conservancy (RMC) in 2021 to plan and implement a wildfire outreach program through 2023. In 2022, SGVCOG received additional grant funding from the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) to extend the program until 2026. WILDFIRE EDUCATION IN YOUR COMMUNITY This program focuses on cities with Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zones (VHFHSZ), as designated by CAL FIRE's mapping of severe fire hazard areas based on fuel, terrain, weather, and other relevant factors. Look at the map below to see if your city is within a VHFHSZ. VHFHSZ in a Local Responsibility Area (LRA): Local government has financial responsibility for wildfire protection and prevention VHFHSZ in a State Responsibility Area (SRA): State government has financial responsibility for wildfire protection and prevention LOCAL RESOURCES BY CITY Check out resources for your city below. Cities in bold contain Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zones Cities with asterisks (*) are contract cities served by the LA County Fire Department Alhambra Arcadia Azusa* Baldwin Park* Bradbury* Claremont* Covina* Diamond Bar*​ Duarte* El Monte* Glendora* Industry* Irwindale* La Cañada Flintridge* La Puente* La Verne Monrovia Montebello Monterey Park Pasadena Pomona* Rosemead* San Dimas* San Gabriel San Marino Sierra Madre South El Monte* South Pasadena Temple City* Walnut* West Covina Defensible Space Requirements By City COMMUNITY WILDFIRE PROTECTION PLAN Learn More Following the 2020 Bobcat Fire, the SGVCOG recognized a need for a Regional Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP) to guide wildfire prevention and adaptation efforts in the San Gabriel Valley. SGVCOG applied for and was awarded a CAL FIRE grant in late 2022, and is working with consultant Jensen Hughes to develop the CWPP. The purpose of the CWPP is to identify and prioritize actions for wildfire mitigation, prevention, and adaptation to protect life, property, and critical infrastructure in the San Gabriel Valley. Through collaborative discussions with varied stakeholders, the development of the CWPP will explore existing wildfire challenges, hazard and risk assessments, and local preparedness capabilities of all 31 member cities in the SGV, many of which contain high-hazard areas for wildfire. The plan reviews existing policies of the San Gabriel Valley member agencies, conducts hazard and risk analyses, establishes community maps that identify hazard severity zones, and models additional fire-related hazards. Throughout the process, the consultant team has conducted stakeholder and public outreach, including regularly convening a stakeholder working group. The SGVCOG anticipates adopting the CWPP in February 2026. For any questions regarding the SGV Regional CWPP, please contact Mackenzie Bolger at [email protected]. cwpp FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO HAVE FIRE PREP SGV AT YOUR COMMUNITY EVENT: Victoria Urenia Management Analyst [email protected] Contact", "word_count": 658, "char_count": 4445 } ] }, "content": { "full_text": "================================================================================\nFULL TEXT EXTRACTION: SGVCOG Wildfire Resources\nURL: https://www.sgvcog.org/wildfire\nExtracted: 2026-01-12T18:21:49.555825Z\n================================================================================\n\n\n────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\nPAGE 1: Adopted Policy Papers\nURL: https://www.sgvcog.org/adopted-policy-papers\nWords: 351\n────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\nADOPTED POLICY PAPERS The SGVCOG adopts various policy papers to outline the position of the agency on priority issues and matters that impact the San Gabriel Valley. These documents are developed based on feedback and input from SGVCOG policy committees, city staff, and stakeholders. Adopted policy papers also guide the developments of the SGVCOG's annual legislative platforms and priorities. ENERGY POLICY The SGVCOG recognizes the impact of carbon emissions and supports energy policies that spur economic growth, protect public health, and maintain quality of life while minimizing our impact on natural resources and greenhouse gas emissions. The Energy Policy was originally adopted in 2009 and recently revised in 2021. Adopted SGVCOG Energy Policy OPEN SPACE PRESERVATION POLICY The SGVCOG continues to be committed to promote quality of life for all citizens, protect the San Gabriel Valley’s unique watershed and natural environments while guarding against wildfires, and prevent illegal activities and the spread of invasive species. This Policy was originally adopted in 2011 and recently revised in 2021. Adopted SGVCOG Open Space Preservation Policy SOLID WASTE POLICY The Solid Waste Policy was adopted by the Governing Board in 2009 to identify and implement pragmatic strategies that assist the San Gabriel Valley to plan for integrated, long-term, and reliable solid waste management needs. This Policy was recently revised in 2021 to support local jurisdictions to meet the State's waste reduction goals. Adopted SGVCOG Solid Waste Policy STORMWATER POLICY The SGVCOG seeks to promote quality of life for all residents by preserving and protecting the watershed and natural environment from polluted stormwater and to capture it and dry weather runoff to augment local water supplies. This Policy was adopted in 2016 to support agencies with comply to water quality standards. Adopted SGVCOG Stormwater Policy ZERO WASTE POLICY The SGVCOG acknowledges that waste generation negatively impacts the health of residents. As a result, a Zero Waste Policy was adopted in 2020 to serve as a long-term guide for the agency's commitment to reducing and eliminating waste and provide a framework for San Gabriel Valley cities and agencies. Adopted SGVCOG Zero Waste Policy Zero Waste Resources\n\n\n────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\nPAGE 2: Home | San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments\nURL: https://www.sgvcog.org/\nWords: 318\n────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\nMEETING NOTICES THURSDAY JANUARY 15, 2026 4:00 PM Governing Board Location: 1333 S. Mayflower Avenue, Suite 360, Monrovia, CA 91016 Agenda Packet FEATURED PROGRAM MARK YOUR CALENDAR! This November, Active Streets “Corazón del Valle” will create five miles of car-free streets to walk, bike, run, skate, scoot, dance, and play in the heart of the SGV! The new open streets route will connect participants to historic downtown El Monte, businesses along Garvey Avenue, two community parks, the South El Monte Civic Center, and the Jeff Seymour Family Center, among other notable destinations. Join us for Día de los Muertos delights and fall family fun! Sunday, November 2, 2025 9:00 am - 3:00 pm Learn More IMPORTANT NOTICES Regional Community Wildfire Protection Plan Protection Plan Legislative Bill Positions (2025-2026) Bill Positions (25-26) Measure A Housing Program Application ​​ Application Measure A Budget Template​ ​​ Budget Template Measure A Info Session​ ​​ Info Session Video WORK WITH US: Career Opportunities We're hiring! Please click \"Career Opportunities\" to find out about available job openings. NOTICE OF SURPLUS PROPERTY SALE: Learn More The sale process for this property strictly complies with the Surplus Land Act (Government Code section 54220 et seq.), the Code of Civil Procedure section 1245.245, and the Caltrans Right of Way Manual Chapter 17, as applicable. This ensures that our property disposal practices are conducted fairly, responsibly, and in the best interest of the public while also striving to achieve at least fair market value in accordance with state and federal laws. ​ Please see the 'Learn More' link for detailed information on the property available for sale, including descriptions, appraisals, and the bidding process. ​ INFORMATIONAL LINKS UPPER LOS ANGELES RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT GROUP Learn More SAN GABRIEL VALLEY REGIONAL HOUSING TRUST Learn More VENDOR/CONTRACT PORTAL: PLANET BIDS Learn More HOMELESSNESS RESOURCES FOR SAN GABRIEL VALLEY CITIES Learn More REGIONAL BROADBAND Learn More AVAILABLE JOB OPPORTUNITIES Learn More\n\n\n────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\nPAGE 3: Salaries and Benefits | San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments\nURL: https://www.sgvcog.org/salaries-benefits\nWords: 253\n────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\nSALARIES AND BENEFITS The SGVCOG offers the following benefits for new employees: Monthly flex-plan contributions to all full-time employees to be used toward health, vision, and dental insurance premiums​​ CalPERS Short and long term disability​ SGVCOG Salary Schedule (As of July 1, 2025) ARCHIVED EMPLOYEE SALARY SCHEDULE This section includes the salary schedules of SGVCOG employees from 2011 to 2020: 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 CAREER OPPORTUNITIES All career opportunities are posted on GovernmentJobs.com. If this is the first time you are applying using our online job application, you will need to create an account and select a Username and Password. After your account has been established, you can build your application. Please remember to keep a record of your username and password once you have set up an account as you will need it to apply for other positions or to check the status of your application. Online applications are stored on a secure site. Only authorized employees and hiring authorities have access to the information submitted. Carefully complete your application and submit by the final filing date as stated on the job bulletin. In order for us to determine if you meet the job requirements and qualifications, it is important that your application shows all the relevant education and experience you possess. Resumes may be attached but will not be accepted in lieu of a fully completed on-line application. Incomplete employment applications will not be processed. For a list of available career opportunities, please visit https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/sgvcog.\n\n\n────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\nPAGE 4: Contact | San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments\nURL: https://www.sgvcog.org/contact\nWords: 32\n────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\nCONTACT US Office: 1333 S. Mayflower Avenue, Suite 360 Monrovia, CA 91016 (626) 457-1800​ ​ For public records requests, please fill out and submit this form to [email protected]. Submit Thanks for submitting!\n\n\n────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\nPAGE 5: Legislative Platform\nURL: https://www.sgvcog.org/legislative-priorities\nWords: 1,097\n────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\n2025-2026 LEGISLATIVE PLATFORM Every two years, SGVCOG adopts various legislative priorities on issues and matters that impact the San Gabriel Valley. These key legislative objectives serve to guide SGVCOG’s advocacy efforts at both the state and federal levels. The 2025-2026 Legislative Platform was adopted to coincide with the two-year legislative session cycle and represents the collective values and goals of SGVCOG and its member agencies, forming the foundation of a strategic and targeted advocacy strategy. The Platform is organized by the Policy Committee of jurisdiction on each topic. Legislative Priorities by Policy Committee Executive Committee SGVCOG supports policies that champion smart local leadership and autonomy, lessen the digital divide, and provide housing solutions that keep the San Gabriel Valley thriving. Transportation Committee SGVCOG supports policies and programs that facilitate the funding and delivery of key transportation and capital projects in the San Gabriel Valley. Homelessness Committee SGVCOG champions holistic solutions for homelessness in the San Gabriel Valley, including advocating for supportive housing, mental health resources, and prevention programs, while prioritizing flexible, ongoing local funding solutions, strong regional partnerships, and effective data-driven services that foster dignity and equity across the region. Energy, Environment, & Natural Resources Committee SGVCOG supports policies that promotes sustainable policies to improve air quality, advance renewable energy, ensure water security, manage waste responsibly, reduce wildfire risk, and preserve open spaces—building an affordable, resilient and healthy future for the San Gabriel Valley. Executive Committee Government Administration SGVCOG supports principles of good governance. SGVCOG supports efforts to expand and improve regulatory engagement, particularly to provide local jurisdictions with the necessary time, technical support, and resources to meet state or federal requirements. Broadband SGVCOG supports state, federal, and local legislative policies and funding that promote reliable broadband coverage in the San Gabriel Valley. Housing SGVCOG supports initiatives, legislation, and policies that promote the development of affordable housing to address California’s housing crisis, while balancing the right of local jurisdictions to retain decision making power over planning matters. SGVCOG supports more transparency and flexibility in the Regional Housing Needs Assessment (RHNA) process, pilot programs designed to test innovative housing policies, financial incentives and tax advantages that support the creation of affordable housing, and funding for the San Gabriel Valley Regional Housing Trust. Homelessness Committee Programs, Services, and Housing SGVCOG supports efforts, funding and partnerships for the implementation of programs that provide comprehensive supports and resources for persons experiencing homelessness in the San Gabriel Valley. This includes support for programs and projects that ensure the health and safety of all residents, including those experiencing homelessness, provide comprehensive support for those who may be facing mental health and/or substance abuse challenges, ensure access to resources, and support the construction and operation of interim and permanent housing units for people experiencing homelessness in the region. Addressing Contributing Factors of Homelessness SGVCOG supports strategies and programs that aim to prevent homelessness and minimize chronic homelessness, including workforce development and education programs and those that focus on increasing clients’ incomes. Funding SGVCOG supports County, State and Federal funding opportunities that ensure adequate funding support for existing successful projects and programs and expand effective resources and programs for people experiencing homelessness in the San Gabriel Valley. SGVCOG supports funding decisions that prioritize transparency, accountability and regional equity. Collaboration and Reform SGVCOG supports improved partnerships between the County of Los Angeles, SGVCOG, and San Gabriel Valley cities that ensure equitable access to resources and the highest-quality support for people experiencing homelessness in the San Gabriel Valley. Additionally, SGVCOG supports systemic reform and an improved structure focused on enhanced data gathering, transparent information and data sharing, and effective program and project implementation throughout the homeless services system to better meet the needs of the San Gabriel Valley. Mental Health SGVCOG supports legislative policies and funding opportunities that promote mental health wellbeing and support for those living with mental illness including the advocacy and programmatic actions approved at the Governing Board meeting on January 18, 2024. Specifically, the SGVCOG supports and advocates for the following: Funding for regionally-equitable programs, including but not limited to those that provide additional resources, provide housing, and increase bed capacity for those experiencing mental illness and/or substance use disorders in the San Gabriel Valley. Legislation, resources, and programs that provide funding and support for mental illness prevention, with a focus on addressing the root causes of mental illness through early intervention for those experiencing mental health challenges. Responsible data collection and transparency for mental health programs and bed availability for facilities that provide mental health services to ensure accountability and effectiveness while minimizing program duplication. Transportation Committee Enhanced Transit Service & Operation SGVCOG supports the expansion of public transit projects and services, both bus and rail, in the region to reduce congestion, enhance sustainability, and improve mobility options to expand high-quality transit use. Project Funding SGVCOG supports federal and state funding programs that are advantageous to SGVCOG or its member agencies, including the expansion of eligibility criteria for funding programs that could support San Gabriel Valley projects. SGVCOG also supports the creation of new state and federal funding streams for active transportation projects. Project Delivery SGVCOG supports legislative or regulatory efforts to expedite environmental/permitting approvals and alternative project delivery methods that would facilitate San Gabriel Valley transportation and capital projects and programs. Infrastructure SGVCOG supports safeguarding the integrity of existing and future infrastructure with a priority on user safety, sustainability, and protecting long-term capital investments, such as bridges, railways, roads, pedestrian amenities, bus infrastructure, bicycle infrastructure, and water, stormwater, and sewage infrastructure. Electric Vehicles, Fleets, and Charging SGVCOG supports infrastructure improvements, policy changes, and funding streams related to meeting state and federal vehicle emissions reduction targets. Energy, Environment, & Natural Resources Committee Air Quality SGVCOG supports enhanced local authority regarding air quality standards and improvements. Energy Funding, Regulation & Incentives SGVCOG supports the promotion of energy efficiency and conservation, renewable energy expansion, and energy affordability. The SGVCOG seeks to advocate for a balanced and sustainable mix of energy sources that provide reliable and environmentally responsible electricity at competitive rates. Waste Management SGVCOG supports sustainable and affordable waste management that contributes to a healthier environment for current and future generations. Water Management SGVCOG supports state, federal, and local legislative or regulatory solutions in support of water conservation, security, affordability, quality and MS4 permit compliance. Wildfire Preparedness SGVCOG supports the reduction of wildfire risk, promotion of wildfire prevention planning, and identification of funding for wildfire programs in the San Gabriel Valley. Wildlife & Open Space SGVCOG supports the identification, acquisition, creation, or preservation of and access to open space in the San Gabriel Valley.\n\n\n────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\nPAGE 6: About | San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments\nURL: https://www.sgvcog.org/about\nWords: 200\n────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\nABOUT US The San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments (SGVCOG) is a regional government planning agency that aims to maximize the quality of life in the San Gabriel Valley. We are a joint powers authority that is consisted of 31 incorporated cities and unincorporated communities in Los Angeles County Supervisorial Districts 1, and 5. The SGVCOG is the largest and most diverse sub-regional council of governments in Los Angeles County. It encompasses more than 374 square miles and has more than 2 million residents. While each of our communities has a unique character and history, they also have many shared issues and have developed a unified voice to maximize resources, achieve sustainable solutions, and advocate for regional and member interests to improve the quality of life in the San Gabriel Valley. JURISDICTIONAL MAP PUBLIC OFFICIAL APPOINTMENTS (FORM 806) Updated February 15, 2024 Learn More SAN GABRIEL VALLEY LEGISLATIVE CAUCUS CALIFORNIA STATE ASSEMBLY 41st District 43rd District 48th District 49th District 52nd District 55th District 57th District 58th District Map CALIFORNIA STATE SENATE 20th District 22nd District 25th District 29th District 32nd District Map U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 27th District 28th District 32nd District 35th District 38th District 39th District Map\n\n\n────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\nPAGE 7: Wildfire Outreach Program | San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments\nURL: https://www.sgvcog.org/wildfire\nWords: 658\n────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\nFIRE PREP SAN GABRIEL VALLEY The San Gabriel Valley Wildfire Adaptation and Prevention Outreach Program, known as Fire Prep San Gabriel Valley, serves as an avenue to help communities to mitigate, prevent, and prepare for wildfires in the region. The goal is to provide wildfire prevention and adaptation public outreach and education activities for cities and communities located in Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zones (VHFHSZ) in SGVCOG’s jurisdiction. The program includes the implementation of wildfire prevention workshops, community events, social media education campaigns, informational webinars, and more.​ PROGRAM DETAILS About Fire Prep SGV provides public outreach and education on wildfire topics in the region. It was developed following the Bobcat Fire in 2020, which burned over 115,000 acres in the San Gabriel Mountains and became the second largest fire in Los Angeles County history. After Bobcat, a SGVCOG survey showed that many cities in the San Gabriel Valley have an interest in regional wildfire adaptation and prevention planning; 19 cities expressed interest to participate in a wildfire prevention planning program that is led by the SGVCOG, and cities shared that they were interested in joining a regional effort to provide evacuation planning, structure hardening, hazardous fuel reduction, brush mitigation, and community education support. Due to this response, SGVCOG successfully applied for grant funding from the San Gabriel and Lower Los Angeles Rivers and Mountains Conservancy (RMC) in 2021 to plan and implement a wildfire outreach program through 2023. In 2022, SGVCOG received additional grant funding from the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) to extend the program until 2026. WILDFIRE EDUCATION IN YOUR COMMUNITY This program focuses on cities with Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zones (VHFHSZ), as designated by CAL FIRE's mapping of severe fire hazard areas based on fuel, terrain, weather, and other relevant factors. Look at the map below to see if your city is within a VHFHSZ. VHFHSZ in a Local Responsibility Area (LRA): Local government has financial responsibility for wildfire protection and prevention VHFHSZ in a State Responsibility Area (SRA): State government has financial responsibility for wildfire protection and prevention LOCAL RESOURCES BY CITY Check out resources for your city below. Cities in bold contain Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zones Cities with asterisks (*) are contract cities served by the LA County Fire Department Alhambra Arcadia Azusa* Baldwin Park* Bradbury* Claremont* Covina* Diamond Bar*​ Duarte* El Monte* Glendora* Industry* Irwindale* La Cañada Flintridge* La Puente* La Verne Monrovia Montebello Monterey Park Pasadena Pomona* Rosemead* San Dimas* San Gabriel San Marino Sierra Madre South El Monte* South Pasadena Temple City* Walnut* West Covina Defensible Space Requirements By City COMMUNITY WILDFIRE PROTECTION PLAN Learn More Following the 2020 Bobcat Fire, the SGVCOG recognized a need for a Regional Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP) to guide wildfire prevention and adaptation efforts in the San Gabriel Valley. SGVCOG applied for and was awarded a CAL FIRE grant in late 2022, and is working with consultant Jensen Hughes to develop the CWPP. 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