Project Impact and Innovation

Louise Perez Resource Center Mobility Hub

Combining resilient infrastructure with clean mobility and workforce opportunity

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Project Summary

The Louise Perez Resource Center Mobility and Resiliency Hub, in partnership with SMAQMD and SMUD, integrates EVSE, solar, battery storage, and workforce training into an existing resource center.

Services

Aura covers two services on this project: funding strategy and grant development, and owner's advisory for grant-funded construction. Together they keep the construction schedule and the terms of the grant agreement moving as one.

Funding AgencySMAQMD, SMUD
LocationSacramento, CA
Project Period2023 - ongoing
Project Focus AreasEnvironmental Justice, Clean Transportation, Equity-Centered Design, Workforce Development, Clean Energy, Community Facilities

Clean Mobility Access

Electric vehicle supply equipment expands access to charging and supports cleaner transportation choices.

Community Resiliency

Solar generation and battery storage strengthen the hub's ability to provide community-serving energy resources.

Workforce Pathways

Training connects clean-energy infrastructure with practical skills and employment opportunities.

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Integrated elements

EV charging, solar generation, battery storage, and workforce training are combined at the hub.

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Core partners

Community Resource Project, SMAQMD, and SMUD support the project.

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Services

Funding Strategy and Grant Development and Owner's Advisory for Grant-Funded Construction.

2023 - ongoing

Active project

An ongoing mobility and resiliency hub initiative in Sacramento.

Louise Perez Resource Center Mobility Hub

A community-serving mobility and resiliency hub integrating clean transportation, renewable energy, energy storage, and workforce training into an existing resource center.

Funding Agency
Project Lead
Project Partners
Location
Sacramento, CA
Project Period
2023 - ongoing
Project Focus Areas
Services

Project Summary

Integrated clean mobility and resiliency resources for the community

The Louise Perez Resource Center Mobility and Resiliency Hub, in partnership with SMAQMD and SMUD, integrates EVSE, solar, battery storage, and workforce training into an existing resource center.

Developed with Community Resource Project, the project is designed to connect practical clean-energy infrastructure with community access and employment pathways at the existing site.

Scope of Work and Service

Funding strategy and owner-side advisory through construction

Aura covers two services on this project: funding strategy and grant development, and owner's advisory for grant-funded construction. Together they keep the construction schedule and the terms of the grant agreement moving as one.

  • Funding strategy, proposal development, and post-award grant management
  • Owner-side advisory on change orders, requests for information, schedule, and pay applications
  • Fund source tracking and grant-compliant documentation through closeout
  • Clean mobility planning for the hub site
  • Workforce development coordination

Project Impact and Innovation

Combining resilient infrastructure with clean mobility and workforce opportunity

Clean Mobility Access

Electric vehicle supply equipment expands access to charging and supports cleaner transportation choices.

Community Resiliency

Solar generation and battery storage strengthen the hub's ability to provide community-serving energy resources.

Workforce Pathways

Training connects clean-energy infrastructure with practical skills and employment opportunities.

4

Integrated elements

EV charging, solar generation, battery storage, and workforce training are combined at the hub.

3

Core partners

Community Resource Project, SMAQMD, and SMUD support the project.

2

Services

Funding Strategy and Grant Development and Owner's Advisory for Grant-Funded Construction.

2023 - ongoing

Active project

An ongoing mobility and resiliency hub initiative in Sacramento.