AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEmergency Preparedness Funding: Pasadena City Council will consider adding $77,250 in state money to expand Urban Search and Rescue training, boosting a reimbursement deal to $324,450 through June 30, 2028, with costs covered by state offsets. Water & Climate Resilience: Marin Municipal Water District approved a $2.65 million partnership with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to support a drought “atmospheric river capture” pipeline design, aiming to move Sonoma County rainwater into Marin reservoirs. Botany in San Marino: The Huntington in San Marino is drawing huge crowds as two Titan Arums (corpse flowers) bloom simultaneously, with peak viewing expected for Monday and each bloom lasting about 24 hours. Evening Garden Access: The Huntington’s Twilight Garden Stroll returns with after-hours openings (select Sundays), while keeping some areas like the Library, Art Galleries, Conservatory, and Children’s Garden closed for the event. Local Tech/Science Community Note: Pasadena’s Pavilions supermarket is set to close Sept. 5, affecting nearby shoppers and employees.
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