South Pasadena Public Works Infrastructure Commission 01 28 2026

The City of South Pasadena Public Works and Infrastructure Commission held a special meeting on January 28, 2026, focusing on several key infrastructure and public works projects. Significant procurement-related discussions included updates on the Neighborhood Traffic Management Program (NTMP), which aims to implement traffic calming measures through a structured petition and study process, with funding considerations including grant opportunities and discretionary council funds. The commission also received updates on the Westside Reservoir replacement project, a critical water infrastructure upgrade with preliminary design completed and plans to issue a Request for Proposals (RFP) for design services, targeting construction start in 2027. Additionally, the Fremont Huntington project was discussed, funded by two Metro grants totaling $16 million, with design reviews underway and public outreach planned to finalize project alternatives. The meeting included motions and votes on commission leadership and approval of prior meeting minutes. Staff also reported on recent contract awards for asphalt, concrete, traffic striping, and signage improvements, as well as ongoing sewer line maintenance contracts. The commission emphasized the importance of community engagement, transparency in project updates, and proactive funding strategies for upcoming capital improvement projects.