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The City of Dinuba, through the California State Water Resources Control Board’s Proposition 1 Groundwater Sustainability Grant Program, will perform a planning study that will investigate options to clean up and/or prevent the spread of certain pollutants in the City’s municipal groundwater supply.  The pollutants include nitrates from agricultural fertilizer and municipal wastewater; the soil fumigant dibromochloropropane (DBCP); and another constituent of soil fumigants, 1,2,3-Trichloropropane (TCP). These pollutants occur in the region’s shallow aquifers as a result of widespread land use and wastewater management practices that were generally considered acceptable but over time, have resulted in groundwater degradation. 

The study will identify options for projects that can be funded under future implementation grants to aid in assuring a more secure and higher quality water supply for City residents, and to serve as an example of projects that can be undertaken to protect and improve public drinking water supplies in similar agricultural settings.  The total cost of the study will be approximately $1.97 million, and the grant is for $1.77 million, with the balance being provided by the City as a local match consisting of both labor and cash payments.

The Dinuba Small Business Stabilization Program (SBSP) is designed to promote economic stability by providing immediate relief in the form of a one-time forgivable loan for essential operating expenses to Dinuba small businesses negatively impacted by COVID-19.

The goals of this program are:
1. Help small businesses survive the COVID-19 crisis.
2. Retain employment and continue to pay employees.
3. Maintain the provision of goods and services for Dinuba residents.

For more information, Dinuba small businesses are encouraged to visit the program application page via the link below:

https://www.selfhelpenterprises.org/covid-19-dinubabusiness/

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The California Department of Housing and Community Development (Department) is pleased to announce that the City of Dinuba has been awarded a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) in the amount of $3.5 million for the North Dinuba Infrastructure Improvements Project.

NOTICE IS HERERBY GIVEN, pursuant to California Government code §54974 that vacancies exists for the following boards and commissions:

Historic Preservation Commission:
One (1) at-large position

Dinuba Economic Development Commission:
Two (2) positions with terms expiring (1) in December 2020 and (1) in December 2021.

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The City encourages the community to stay informed, practice good hygiene, be aware, and be prepared. As a community we are in this together; stay calm and help each other by staying home if you are sick, check in on your neighbors, and continue to slow the spread of COVID-19 by using best hygiene best practices.

All essential City services and functions remain in full operation. The City of Dinuba’s water supply has not been affected. Your water delivery remains CLEAN, SAFE, RELIABLE, and DRINKABLE. Read More

Funds to pay for ‘Phase 1’ of storm drain improvements to mitigate flooding issues in the Downtown.

(Dinuba, CA) – For many years, the City of Dinuba, has attempted to secure funding from a variety of different sources to fund the much-needed storm drain improvements in the Downtown. Today, city staff received written notice that the City of Dinuba has been awarded a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) in the amount of $3,000,000 for the Kern St. Storm Drain Project.

The City of Dinuba is currently developing three multimodal projects designed to improve traffic safety on all City streets.

Click the links below for information about these projects and how you can partner with us to improve safety in our community. Thank you in advance!

www.dinubasafestreets.com

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