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Projects in Inglewood, California

Below are the "shovel-ready" projects for which this city submitted in the 2008 U.S. Conference of Mayors report. You can click on a project to read (and add to) its description. You can also discuss the project and vote on whether you believe it is critical or not.

The total cost of all the projects submitted by Inglewood is $151,161,000

Description	City	State	Jobs	Cost	Program Type	Vote Ratio
City-wide Street Resurfacing program - This is a street resurfacing program of street pavement and adjacent curb and gutter of aged infrastructure.	Inglewood	CA	40	$7,600,000	Streets/Roads	2
La Brea Avenue Pavement Reconstruction, Ph.2 - Project provides for full pavement reconstruction of major 80 year old thoroughfare and improves driving characteristics with intelligent transportation system enhancements.	Inglewood	CA	60	$7,440,000	Streets/Roads	2
City-wide Alleyway replacement program - This is a alleyway replacement program to replace aged infrastructure.	Inglewood	CA	60	$3,750,000	Streets/Roads	1
City-wide Sidewalk replacement and Pedestrian Ramp program -This is a sidewalk replacement and pedestrian ramp installation program to replace aged infrastructure.	Inglewood	CA	50	$2,500,000	Streets/Roads	5
This project will upgrade the irrigation systems at various City Parks. Most have exceeded their life expectancy. The average age of the irrigation systems at the park sites is 25 years; many are over 30 years old resulting in frequent main breaks and l	Inglewood	CA	50	$5,000,000	Water	-2
Water Treatment Plant Expansion - Project expands current capacity of 8.3 MGD to 12 MGD to provide ability to pump/produce/treat more groundwater and reduce dependence upon imported water supply. Project also replaces current use of chlorine gas	Inglewood	CA	40	$2,300,000	Water	2
Fluoridation treatment facility - Project provides for fluoridation of pumped groundwater to match fluoridated imported water supply and enhance water quality.	Inglewood	CA	40	$1,500,000	Water	-2
Residential Sound Insulation in accordance with the CityÂ’s adopted Aircraft Noise Mitigation Program: The City has collaborated with the FAA and LAWA to mitigate properties from jet noise since adoption of the local Part 150 Plan and the Aircraft Noise Co	Inglewood	CA	866	$65,000,000	Airport	-18
The Noise Mitigation Recycling Program: This program has an estimated funding of $25,000,000. At least four consultants will include acquisition, relocation, abatement and demolition. Additionally, three staff person will be required for program impleme	Inglewood	CA	15	$25,000,000	Airport	-16
RSI Demonstration Home: This idea assumes additional staff and another consultant for construction management as indicated above. Additional personnel would trigger physical constraints within the department and demand for office space.	Inglewood	CA	25	$750,000	Airport	-8
Inglewood CARE Program: The Commercial Area Revitalization Effort (CARE) is a comprehensive program designed to rehabilitate and renovate retail and commercial properties in targeted economically distressed areas in the City of Inglewood.	Inglewood	CA	150	$3,000,000	CDBG	-5
Park Improvements - Federal funding will provide for the installation of artificial surfaces on soccer fields at Edward Vincent Park. This will promote water conservation as well as reduce maintenance costs due to excessive use by residents.	Inglewood	CA	30	$1,500,000	CDBG	-9
Solar Housing Energy Program: This project installs solar energy systems in homes for very low-income senior citizen homeowners. This is a pilot project currently being funded with CDBG dollars in this fiscal year.	Inglewood	CA	120	$1,080,000	CDBG	2
City's Weed and Graffiti Abatement Program: This program will provide employment opportunities for at least 8 people. This will allow the deployment of two person crews to each Council District to tackle the dumping and graffiti issues.	Inglewood	CA	8	$1,000,000	CDBG	-6
Rogers Park Improvement Project: This project will provide for park improvements including the roof, HVAC System, fencing, intrusion and fire alarm systems, parking lot renovations, and energy efficient lighting.	Inglewood	CA	40	$1,000,000	CDBG	0
The Inglewood Youth Employment and Training Program: This program will be targeted to youth between the ages of 18 and 24 who tend to be the chronically unemployment segment of our community.	Inglewood	CA	120	$1,000,000	CDBG	8
Public Service Employees (PSE) Program: The City of Inglewood is currently experiencing staff shortages in many of its departments, while the demand for services continues to increase.	Inglewood	CA	15	$661,000	CDBG	-3
Park Rangers: Federal funding will provide for park rangers to enforce park rules and regulations, unlock and secure facilities, monitor and provide on-site supervision of un-staffed park sites, disseminate information and assist public in the park.	Inglewood	CA	6	$275,000	CDBG	-3
Civic Building Alternative Energy Renovations: This project includes energy renovations for City Hall, Main City Library, and New Senior Center. The energy renovations will include the installation of solar panels, reduced water fixtures, solar shades and	Inglewood	CA	100	$5,000,000	Energy	1
Parks Energy Enhancements: This project will provide new electrical panels, conduits, transformers and needed equipment at various parks to centralize electrical controls at each site and create greater efficiency and improved safety.	Inglewood	CA	5	$430,000	Energy	4
Police Officer and Part-time Investigators – The Police Department needs to increase police officer staffing by 30 positions. These additional police officers will be deployed within our redeveloping concentrated business districts	Inglewood	CA	30	$5,800,000	Public Safety	2
Interoperable Radio System and Data Communications System – the Police Department needs to replace an un-repairable radio system. A digital interoperable radio system must be operational by 2012 to comply with a federal mandate.	Inglewood	CA	0	$3,000,000	Public Safety	-2
Shotspotter System – The Police Department needs to improve its investigative capabilities by using technology that could pinpoint the location of a person illegally shooting a gun within our jurisdiction.	Inglewood	CA	0	$1,200,000	Public Safety	-16
Public Video Monitoring – The Police Department needs to acquire a remote camera system sufficient to cover major public areas within our jurisdiction as an instrument to abate criminal activity.	Inglewood	CA	0	$1,000,000	Public Safety	-5
Community Service Officer (CSO) – A non-sworn position assigned to complete no-lead burglary investigations, other non-violent misdemeanor property crime investigations, and minor traffic collision investigations.	Inglewood	CA	14	$918,000	Public Safety	1
Forensic Personnel – The Police Department needs an additional 5 forensic specialist to provide adequate 18-hour daily coverage for crime scene investigations.	Inglewood	CA	5	$750,000	Public Safety	-1
In-Car Cameras – The Police Department needs to replace an obsolete in-car camera video system in its first responder vehicles needed to record critical incidents for evidentiary necessities and accountability training.	Inglewood	CA	0	$672,000	Public Safety	-4
Homeless Interventionist – The Police Department needs a staff of trained mental health professionals and social workers to manage the needs of our increased homeless population that drain resources from our current patrol deployment	Inglewood	CA	4	$430,000	Public Safety	1
Custody Officers – The Police Department needs an additional 6 (1 supervisor + 5 custody officers) custody officers to properly staff our City jail and reduce exposure inherent in prisoner processing.	Inglewood	CA	6	$430,000	Public Safety	-2
Information Technology Technicians – The current use of equipment and planned procurements of technological equipment is unprecedented in the history of our Police Department. The Police Department needs a staff of technicians to acquire, support, and tr	Inglewood	CA	4	$400,000	Public Safety	-1
Parks Safety Program:Federal funding will provide for the installation of security surveillance and Hirsch access systems at various park sites, including cameras, control devices, software and monitors. The systems will be used to monitor parking lots.	Inglewood	CA	8	$400,000	Public Safety	-2
Police Auto Mechanics – The Police Department needs dedicated general auto mechanics to outfit and maintain our fleet of vehicles. These employees would be managed by the Police Department but assigned to the City Service Center.	Inglewood	CA	3	$255,000	Public Safety	-6
Asphalt Zipper - Equipment to improve street longevity/reliability by enhancing roadway maintenance & repair operations.	Inglewood	CA	4	$120,000	Transit	5

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