The I-710 Livability Initiative is being led by the Gateway Cities Council of Governments (GCCOG) and Metro, it includes planning efforts for: improving transportation options, LA River/watershed management, streetscape enhancements, parks/open space, public art, and health. In support of the GCCOG’s Initiative, Metro applied for and received a $500,000 Caltrans Sustainable Transportation Planning Grant to complete a plan for Complete Streets and Active Transportation improvement...
The Gateway Cities Council of Governments (COG) received grant funds to prepare a regional Climate Action Planning Framework that local jurisdictions can use to develop a voluntary Climate Action Plan for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in their communities. The CAP Framework is intended to help individual communities advance their goals for economic development, public health, air quality, climate resiliency, equity, and job creation while plannin...
The Gateway Cities Council of Governments (COG) received grant funds to prepare a regional Climate Action Planning Framework that local jurisdictions can use to develop a voluntary Climate Action Plan for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in their communities. The CAP Framework is intended to help individual communities advance their goals for economic development, public health, air quality, climate resiliency, equity, and job creation while plannin...
The Gateway Cities Council of Governments (COG) received grant funds to prepare a regional Climate Action Planning Framework that local jurisdictions can use to develop a voluntary Climate Action Plan for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in their communities. The CAP Framework is intended to help individual communities advance their goals for economic development, public health, air quality, climate resiliency, equity, and job creation while plannin...