The Green Together Collaborative (GTC) is an innovative alliance between public and private partners, who together work with Pacoima and Sun Valley residents in California’s San Fernando Valley to build a safe, healthy, socially inclusive/equitable, climate-resilient community.
The grant funds are utilized to bring in green infrastructure to Pacoima and Sun Valley that aim to reduce pollution and improve overall air quality in the community. Projects include solar panel installations to single family homes, electric vehicle charging stations, improvements to David M. Gonzalez Park, a fleet of electric buses with a route through the community, pedestrian mobility improvements, and tree plantings throughout the community.
Pacoima Beautiful spearheads the Community Engagement Plan as well as a Displacement Avoidance Plan to ensure that the community continues to stay involved in the progress of these projects, and to ensure transparency and meaningful engagement.
The 2025 TCC Annual Report is Here!
We’re thrilled to announce the release of our updated 2025 Annual Report for the Transformative Climate Communities (TCC) project! This report is more than just a summary of data; it's a celebration of our community's incredible hard work and a testament to the powerful change we’re creating together. We invite you to explore the full report and see the tangible results of our efforts. This document serves as a powerful reminder of what's possible when a community takes the lead in shaping its own future.
Read the full 2025 Annual Report here!
Featured Work
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Single-Family Solar Installations
Install 669 KW of solar photovoltaic systems in 175 single-family homes in the TCC project area. Direct outreach will be conducted with eligible homeowners.
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David M Gonzales Park Renovation
The David M. Gonzales Park Renovation Project proposes to create and enhance green infrastructure that will reduce residents’ vulnerability to the adverse health effects of high temperatures and air pollution.
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Pacoima DASH Electric Bus
Partnering with the Los Angeles Department of Transportation, GTC will be electrifying the DASH bus fleet that travels through Pacoima and Sun-Valley, with 14 new battery-electric buses and seven electric chargers.
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Programs
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Street Tree Planting
2,000 trees, focusing on shade for commercial and residential properties to reduce AC usage
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Pedestrian Mobility
New sidewalks, wayfinding signs, bike sharrows, high visibility crosswalks, public art murals, seating areas
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Community Engagement
Explore, engage, and be the change at Pacoima Beautiful. Your journey to a more vibrant, equitable, and sustainable community starts here. Let's create a future that's not just beautiful, but sustainable and full of promise.
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EV Charging Stations
EV charging infrastructure at 4 mobility hubs – community feedback on designs
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Multi-Family Feed In Tariff program
Development of feed-in tariff solar projects on low-income, multi-family residential properties Will use public workshops, social media, outreach to local Council offices, ongoing conference calls
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Workforce Development and Economic Opportunities Plan
Workforce training programs for local low-income underrepresented residents that result in career pathways, high-quality jobs and high retention rates. 96 participants will receive installation basics training certificate and a 75% job placement rate.
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Displacement Avoidance Plan
Prevent the displacement of existing households and businesses through long and short-term activities that will equip households and businesses with tools to remain in the community
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Our Project Partners
Green Together Collaborative
The Green Together Collaborative (GTC) is an innovative alliance between public and private partners, who together work with Pacoima and Sun Valley residents in California’s San Fernando Valley to build a safe, healthy, socially inclusive/equitable, climate-resilient community.
Pacoima Beautiful spearheads the Community Engagement Plan as well as a Displacement Avoidance Plan to ensure that the community continues to stay involved in the progress of these projects, and to ensure transparency and meaningful engagement.
