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Port of Long Beach Mitigation Grant Programs

The Mitigation Grant Programs are part of a comprehensive strategy to offset the impacts of port-related operations in the community, primarily air pollution risks for vulnerable groups such as children and seniors. Examples of projects that may be eligible for grants include air filtration systems at schools, daycare centers, and educational programs at senior health-care centers.
Currently, there is $17.4 million in the mitigation grant fund from the approvals of the Middle Harbor modernization project and the Gerald Desmond Bridge replacement project. These funds will be divided among three programs:

  • Health-care and senior facilities
  • Schools and related sites
  • Greenhouse gas emissions reduction projects 

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Port Grant Programs Information

For information on the grant programs, contact us at:
grants@polb.com

Or call our hotline at:
1-888-789-GRANT
(1-888-789-4726)

The Port Grant Programs are designed to offset air quality impacts in the community from Port operations and to reduce greenhouse gases. See the fact sheet.

Wed., May 23, 2012
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