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improve smart city technology's quality, performance <br />and safety; foster international collaboration and trade <br />of smart city technologies. HK will work with the City's <br />congressional delegation to advocate that this <br />legislation is included if an infrastructure package <br />moves forward. <br />(TPA) Monitored AB 659 (Mullin), which would have <br />created the California Smart City Challenge Grant <br />Program, through which local governments could <br />compete for funding to adopt and implement emerging <br />transportation technologies that achieve a number of <br />specified transportation, economic and environmental <br />goals. Ultimately, AB 659 was held in the Assembly <br />Appropriations Committee due to cost concerns. <br />Youth Prevention <br />Support legislation and <br />(HK) HK has joined in support of juvenile justice <br />Programs <br />grant programs that have <br />programs, which has seen an increase in funding from <br />the potential to reduce <br />$287 million to $320 million. In addition, of interest is <br />criminal involvement and <br />legislation introduced by Representative Scott, chair of <br />provide intervention <br />the House Education and Labor Committee, called the <br />programs. <br />"Youth Promise Act;' to fund a continuum of wrap- <br />around, evidence -based prevention and intervention <br />programs for youth at risk of, or involved in, delinquent <br />behavior. <br />(TPA) Monitored legislation and state budget activity <br />related to funding for youth violence prevention <br />programs. TPA worked with a coalition of stakeholders <br />to advocate for additional resources to local <br />governments. Ultimately, the state budget included an <br />additional $25 million ($34 million total) in funding for <br />the CaIVIP grant program, which provides grants to <br />cities for violence prevention efforts. <br />19C-32 <br />City of Santa Ana 2019 Legislative Scorecard 17 <br />