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Oct 23, 2026
Nov 20, 2026
The work of this project includes having approx 12,000 SF of the existing floor coating completely removed to the subsurface concrete, coating the exposed concrete with builtin moisture control system, and applying a new high strength/high traffic epoxy coating with non-slip grit in the same incumbent pattern.
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Oct 13, 2026
Nov 16, 2026
Project will install nine hydraugers to reduce groundwater levels and improve slope stability.
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Sep 30, 2026
Oct 29, 2026
Project consists of on-call professional disaster debris monitoring and technical services to support local emergency response operations following future declared disasters. The selected consultant(s) will oversee field operations, track load tickets, log GPS coordinates, and manage comprehensive reporting to ensure full alignment with FEMA Public Assistance reimbursement guidelines. Core responsibilities include validating the eligibility of cleared debris, monitoring contractor activities at collection zones and public drop-off sites, identifying hazardous trees or stumps, and auditing safety and environmental compliance. This contract strictly covers independent professional process oversight and documentation management, completely excluding any hands-on debris hauling, removal, reduction, or disposal activities.
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Census ID
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137232
Employee FTE
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501
Population
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228,430
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54 / 100
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This contract is a Third-Party Claims Administration Agreement (TPA) for the City of Santa Clarita's self-insurance program. It outlines the responsibilities of Carl Warren & Company (TPA) for managing liability claims within the Member Retained Limit, with oversight from the California Joint Powers Insurance Authority. Services include claims investigation, settlement processing, administrative tasks, legal support, and subrogation. The agreement commenced on July 1, 2021, and includes an annual fee schedule, with provisions for pass-through expenses and additional services. It also details terms for agreement termination, indemnification, insurance requirements, and performance standards.
This contract is a Workers' Compensation Service Agreement between the City of Santa Clarita and Athens Administrators for claims administration services in California. The initial term is three years and six months, commencing January 1, 2023, with options for two one-year extensions. The agreement details the Administrator's duties regarding claim management, record keeping, and reporting, alongside the Client's responsibilities. Pricing for managed care services is outlined in Addendum A, based on specific service types and units.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Santa Clarita
The Council conducted public hearings regarding the Fiscal Year 2023-24 Annual Operating Budget, fee schedule adjustments, and stormwater pollution prevention fees. Discussions were held concerning the feasibility of assuming ownership of the William S. Hart Regional Park from the County of Los Angeles. Additionally, the Council addressed administrative proclamations for Pride Month, Graffiti Removal Day, and Juneteenth. Action was taken on various agreements including Measure H funding for interim housing, special district levies, utility billing audits, transit planning, parking enforcement contracts, and equipment purchases, alongside the adoption of an ordinance establishing by-district elections.
The City Council held a public hearing regarding the formation of City Council districts. This session included a presentation on legal requirements for redistricting, a review of a starting point map developed in accordance with a legal settlement, and a discussion on the timeline and methods for public map submissions. The Council received extensive public testimony from community members offering various perspectives on the proposed district maps, potential impacts on representation, and broader implications of the California Voting Rights Act.
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This document serves as the City of Santa Clarita's Local Hazard Mitigation Plan (LHMP) update for 2026, guiding the community in reducing adverse impacts from natural and human-caused hazards and ensuring eligibility for FEMA grant programs. The plan outlines an overview of hazard mitigation planning, a community profile, a detailed examination of identified hazards including wildfire, power outage, extreme heat, earthquake, high wind/storms, air quality, flooding, drought, hazardous materials release, transportation accidents, landslides, dam failure, and epidemic/pandemic. It also includes an assessment of the city's capabilities, a prioritized list of mitigation actions, and a description of the planning and maintenance process, all aimed at enhancing Santa Clarita's safety, sustainability, and long-term resilience.
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