Ongoing Projects
Economic Development Studies
SCAG HQTA GRANT
To help implement the vision for a sustainable, transit-oriented future, the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) is partnering with El Monte to apply for the High Quality Transit Area (HQTA) Analysis Project, to develop HQTA Vision Plans that will identify active transportation improvements, redevelopment strategies, and implementation plans to help communities take full advantage of the transit investment, and tap into regional and state funding opportunities and technical support. The overall goal will be to develop plans that reduce greenhouse gas emissions and vehicle miles traveled.
TRANSIT ORIENTED COMMUNITIES TAX INCREMENT FINANCING (TOC TIF) PILOT PROGRAM
As part of a Metro grant, the City of El Monte will be working with SCAG and Metro staff to develop a study assessing the feasibility of creating tax increment financing districts [Community Revitalization and Investment Areas (CRIA) or Enhanced Infrastructure Financing Districts (EIFD)], which can help fund economic development and infrastructure.
Billion Dollar Initiative
The City of El Monte is on the move. Learn about the current investments taking place throughout the community, including the Gateway development at El Monte Bus Station, Norms and the Downtown revitalization effort.
Billion Dollar Initiative (PDF)Gateway Development Proposal (PDF)"Is Norms restaurant really coming to El Monte this time?" [SGVT]
Invest in El Monte
Looking to become part of the El Monte community? We’d love to work with you, whether you’re starting or growing your business, or looking to locate your new project in the city.
Learn about El MonteStarting a BusinessDevelopment Opportunity Sites (PDF)
Sewer Replacement Improvement Project
The City of El Monte is planning to replace aging sewer mains in the Nevada Avenue - Bodger Street neighborhood. For more information, use the link provided.
Nevada Avenue - Bodger Street Sewer Replacement Improvement Project (PDF)
Ramona Boulevard Enhancements Project
What do you want to see on Ramona Boulevard?. For more information, select the link provided.
RAMONA BOULEVARD COMPLETE STREETS PLAN (PDF)
Slurry Seal and Pavement Resurfacing Project (CIP No. 899)
The City of El Monte is moving forward with the slurry seal and pavement resurfacing project. Slurry seal application will improve road conditions and prolong pavement life. Click on the link below for the chip seal schedule and map that shows the streets being affected. The slurry seal will be applied in July, and the slurry seal schedule and map will be provided accordingly.
19-630 El Monte - Slurry Seal Schedule