Mountain Views News, Combined edition

Combined Edition

Inside this Week:

Things to Do Places to Go:

Sierra Madre:
Walking SM … The Social Side
Remembrance

SM Community Calendar:
SM Calendar of Events

Pasadena – Altadena:
Local Area News Briefs

Altadena · So. Pasadena · San Marino:
San Marino Events & Programming

Arcadia · Monrovia · Duarte · Bradbury:

Around The San Gabriel Valley:
Chef Peter Dills
Table for Two
Coach's Corner

Education & Youth:

Best Friends and More:
Christopher Nyerges
Katnip News!
Pet of the Week

The Good Life:
Family Matters
Out to Pastor
Senior Happenings

Opinion:
Now That's Rich
Tom Purcell
Stuart Tolchin On …
The Funnies

Legal Notices (1):

Legal Notices (2):

Support Your Local Businesses:

F. Y. I. :

Columnists:
Deanne Davis
Peter Dills
Marc Garlett
Rich Johnson
Clint Moore
Christopher Nyerges
Rev. James L. Snyder
Stuart Tolchin

Recent Issues:
Issue 24
Issue 23
Issue 22
Issue 21
Issue 20
Issue 19
Issue 18
Issue 17
Issue 16
Issue 15
Issue 14

Archives:
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MVNews this week:  Page 1

SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 2023 

CONGRATULATIONSGEORGE YOUNGVIVA VACATION!
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OUR HOME
VOLUME 17 NO. 25VOLUME 17 NO. 25


SMPD TO RECEIVE 
PUBLIC SAFETY 
GRANT FOR AN 
AWARENESS & 
EDUCATION 

CAMPAIGN 

RE: IMPAIRED 
DRIVING 

Sierra Madre Police Department is expanding its efforts 
to discourage impaired driving in town.

They have been awarded a state grant of approximately 
$122,000 via the Cannabis Tax Fund Grant 
Opportunity (CTFG) administered by the California 
Highway Patrol for the 2023-2024 fiscal year.

As a result of the passage of Proposition 64, the 
Control, Regulate, and Tax Adult Use of Marijuana 
Act (AUMA), California voters mandated 
that the state set aside CHP funding to award 
grants to local governments and qualified non-
profit organizations. 

Last year The California Highway Patrol granted 
more than $12 million in grant funds for 45 California 
law enforcement agencies, crime laboratories, 
and nonprofit groups to help address the 
dangers of driving under the influence of alcohol 
and/or drugs. 

The Sierra Madre Police Department applied for 
a grant for 2023-2024 to help SMPD reduce and 
mitigate the impacts of impaired driving in the 
city.

The grant will help the departnent increase the 
knowledge of law enforcement personnel in detecting 
and removing impaired drivers from the 
roadway as well as general prevention education 
and community outreach designed to educate 
the public about the dangers of impaired driving 
including presentations to middle and/or high 
school students, with a direct focus on Drive 
High = DUI, Designate a Sober Driver, or another 
campaign message against impaired driving).

The council will review will the grant award and 
if satisfactory by a majority of the council, will 
adopt a resolution approving acceptance of the 
grant. The matter is on the Agenda for the council 
meeting scheduled for Tuesday, June 27, 2023.


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As America celebrates Memorial Day, we pay tribute to 
those who have given their lives in our nation’s wars.
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INSIDE THIS WEEK

Sierra Madre News ............... ......Page 3

 Walking Sierra Madre

 Remembrance: Adolph Torres

Community Calendar ................Page 4

Pasadena News ...........................Page 5

Altadena/So. Pas/San Marino.....Page 6

Arcadia/Monrovia/Duarte..........Page 7

Around SGV ...............................Page 8

 Peter Dills

 Clint Moore

Education & Youth.....................Page 9

Best Friends ...............................Page 10

The Good Life ............................Page 11

Opinion .....................................Page 12

Legal Notices..............................Page 13 

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