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TOP STORY - NOVEMBER 3, 2009

Knabe To Announce $9.2 Million In Long Beach Area Projects

On Wednesday, November 4, during his State of the County address, Supervisor Don Knabe, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors, will announce that he will be funding $9.2 million towards two capital projects in the Long Beach area. The projects, which are the improvement of the Lakewood Golf Course and the refurbishment of the San Gabriel River Bike Path, are part of a larger investment of that Knabe will be announcing at the event.

Residents in Cities of Long Beach, Hawaiian Gardens, Lakewood, Artesia, Cerritos, Bellflower, Norwalk, Whittier, and Downey will soon be able to enjoy vast improvements to the San Gabriel River Bike Path. $3.57 million will be invested to refurbish and rebuild nearly 8 miles of the path, from Del Amo Boulevard to Florence Avenue.

In addition, the Lakewood Golf Course will receive $5.63 million in upgrades for additional storage, numerous handicap access improvements, and junior golf access.

Supervisor Knabe’s commitment of $9.2 million in capital project funds for the Long Beach area and the Gateway cities is part of a series of projects the Supervisor will be funding across the Fourth District this year, totaling nearly $42 million in construction projects that will lead to hundreds of jobs and many new community facilities for recreation, social services, and public safety. Supervisor Knabe will announce all the projects and the funding levels during his annual State of the County address at the Long Beach Convention Center on November 4.

For the first time, Supervisor Knabe’s speech will be broadcast live on the Internet at www.knabe.com. The event begins at 11:30 a.m., but the Internet broadcast will begin at approximately 12:30 p.m., once the Supervisor actually begins his speech. Viewers can log on to on www.knabe.com on Wednesday, November 4, beginning at 12:30 p.m. to see the Supervisor’s speech.
 

 

View the press release.

 

Have a question? Ask Don.

 

Useful Hawaiian Gardens Links

City of Hawaiian Gardens

Hawaiian Gardens Chamber of Commerce

ABC Unified School District

Hawaiian Gardens Library              

Lakewood Sheriff’s Station

Supervisor Knabe takes part in the ribbon-cutting ceremony at the grand opening of the new Hawaiian Gardens Safety Center and Public Library.

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Contact:

Erin Stibal

Field Deputy

10025 E. Flower Street
Bellflower, CA 90706
estibal@lacbos.org

Tel: (562) 804-8208
Fax: (562)804-2746

 

Don Knabe. Working for HAWAIIAN GARDENS.

Hawaiian Gardens Accomplishments

2009

 

Providing Opera for Children at the Hawaiian Gardens Library

The highly-acclaimed Opera Tales program returned to Fourth District County Libraries. Opera Tales is a LA Opera program that introduces children and families to the world of opera at local libraries. Supervisor Knabe established the partnership between the LA Opera and the County of Los Angeles Public Library, and provided funding to bring Opera Tales to libraries in the Fourth District.

2008

 

Working to Reduce Violence
Supervisor Knabe and the Hispanic Outreach Taskforce hosted the inaugural Southeast Summit on Youth & Violence. The purpose of this summit was to bring forth a conceptual framework for reducing violence in our communities. This framework will focus on a strategy that encourages cooperative, coordinated efforts among elected officials, law enforcement, educators, community organizations, outreach and intervention workers, health and mental health workers, faith based representatives, businesses, government agencies, and local nonprofits all working toward the common goal of reducing violence levels in neighborhoods and communities.

2007

 

Upgrading Traffic Signals in Hawaiian Gardens

The Board of Supervisors approved the synchronization of traffic signals along Carson Street in Long Beach and portions of Lakewood and Hawaiian Gardens. The project involves the synchronizing of traffic signals at 28 different intersections along a 7.3-mile stretch of Carson Street between Long Beach Boulevard and Bloomfield Avenue. Synchronizing the signals and improving their operation will reduce traffic delays on this route.

2005

 

 

 

Funded expansion of the Lakewood Regional Sheriff’s Station, which services the City of Hawaiian Gardens.


Regional Bike Trail Grant.


Involved with the Children’s Dental Health Clinic to provide services to children.

 

Carson Street Storm Drain Project.
 

Liaison with County departments for various City projects such as Dead End Street project, Utility Company coordination, feasibility greenbelt study.

2004

 

Involved with the Children’s Dental Health Clinic to provide services to children.

 

Coordinated w/ Registrar/Recorder to consolidate local elections.
 

Provided Prop A Park funds for general park improvements.

2003

 

Policy changes with the Senior Nutrition program / vendor issues and involvement with the Department of Community and Senior Services.

 

Supporter of community events such as the City’s annual Golf tournament, Anniversary celebrations, holiday program, etc.

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