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Prop 47 HOME Diversion Program Services

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2026-APP-0451State & Local

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The City of Pasadena, through its Office of the City Attorney and Prosecution Division, is seeking qualified service providers to deliver diversion program services under Prop 47 aimed at redirecting individuals away from criminal justice involvement by addressing underlying issues such as mental health and substance use disorders. This initiative targets misdemeanor offenses arising under state or municipal law within Pasadena and prioritizes community-based partnerships to enhance recovery support and reduce recidivism through structured, evidence-based interventions. The program seeks to expand access to treatment, counseling, and social services as alternatives to traditional prosecution, aligning with the City’s broader commitment to public safety and equitable outcomes. Solicitation number 2026-APP-0451 was posted on July 30, 2026, with responses due by August 20, 2026. The opportunity is open to entities capable of delivering diversion services within Pasadena, California, and is managed by the City Attorney’s Office. Primary contact for inquiries is Samantha Piedra, Program Coordinator II, reachable at 626-744-4585 or sapiedra@cityofpasadena.net, with additional support available from Antonio Watson, Project Manager. Proposals must demonstrate proven experience in diversion programming, cultural competency, and the ability to collaborate effectively with local agencies and community organizations to ensure meaningful participant outcomes and program sustainability.

General Info

Pasadena seeks qualified providers for Prop 47 diversion services addressing mental health and substance use through community-based interventions.

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California → City AttorneyView Agency

NAICS

624190 - Other Individual and Family ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA, USA

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Documents

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Sample_Franchise_Agreement_(1).pdf

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Franchise_Application_(3).pdf

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10.46_Pasdena_Municiple_Code_(1).pdf

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NGO-Criteria-Form-Sample.pdf

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INSURANCE_REQUIREMENTS.pdf

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Attachment_1_City_Council_Agenda_Report_for_Acceptance_of_Prop_47_Grant_11-24-25_FINAL.pdf

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Attachment_2_Prop_47_C5_Grant_Agreement_-_Pasadena_City_Attorney_FINAL.pdf

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Prop 47 HOME Diversion Program Services.pdf

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Declaration of Non-Collusion and Vendor Forms for City of Pasadena Procurement

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City of Pasadena Conflict of Interest Disclosure and Certification

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Disqualification Disclosure Questionnaire

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Designated Representatives and Key Personnel Form

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Pasadena Taxpayer Protection Amendment Disclosure

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Relevant Experience Form for Bid Submission

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AgencyCalifornia → City Attorney
Contacts2 people available
OfficePasadena, CA, 91101, US
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California → City Attorney
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Office AddressPasadena, CA, 91101, US
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Samantha PiedraProgram Coordinator II
Antonio WatsonProject Manager

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The Office of the City Attorney / City Prosecutor represents the City of Pasadena with the utmost professionalism and providing the highest quality legal service. The Office consists of three divisions which include Civil, Prosecution, and Oversight Commission Support. Specifically, the Prosecution Division prosecutes misdemeanor offenses occurring in the City of Pasadena arising out of violations of State or municipal law. The Prosecution Division is committed to incorporating community partnerships and collaborations that expand and improve on efforts to divert individuals away from criminal justice involvement through diversion focused programs and improved mental health and substance use recovery supports.

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