I am pleased to have secured over $1 million to support Torrance Police Department’s Real Time Response Center. This funding will help local law enforcement further modernize their public safety operations and ensure police are able to be responsive to community needs.
Secure federal funding to support Torrance Police Department public safety digital infrastructure, including expanded CBRS sites and Real Time Response Center modernization.
Occurrences
secured $13,770,432 in federal funding for 14 local projects in California's 36th Congressional District supporting infrastructure, the environment, public safety, homelessness reduction, and more
$1,031,000 for the City of Torrance’s Public Safety Digital Infrastructure Expansion Project
Evidence
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Congressman Ted W. Lieu and the Torrance Police Department hosted a press conference and ceremonial check presentation recognizing $1,031,000 in federal funding for the City’s Public Safety Digital Infrastructure Expansion Project. The release says the project will support the Torrance Police Department’s Real Time Response Center with expanded CBRS sites on city-owned assets, strengthening wireless coverage citywide and improving emergency response and coordination.
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The FY26 CJS Community Project Funding table lists the City of Torrance, project name Public Safety Digital Infrastructure Expansion Project, location Torrance, CA, conference amount $1,031,000, and requestor(s) Lieu.
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The release includes a bullet for $1,031,000 for the City of Torrance’s Public Safety Digital Infrastructure Expansion Project among other community project funding items.
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The FY26 CJS Community Project Funding table lists the City of Torrance, project name Public Safety Digital Infrastructure Expansion Project, location Torrance, CA, conference amount $1,031,000, and requestor Lieu.
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Congressman Ted W. Lieu and the Torrance Police Department hosted a press conference and ceremonial check presentation recognizing $1,031,000 in federal funding for the City’s Public Safety Digital Infrastructure Expansion Project, including support for the Torrance Police Department’s Real Time Response Center and expanded CBRS sites.
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The member office said Ted Lieu and the Torrance Police Department held a ceremonial check presentation for $1,031,000 in federal funding for the City's Public Safety Digital Infrastructure Expansion Project, including the Real Time Response Center and expanded CBRS sites.
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The FY26 CJS Community Project Funding table lists the City of Torrance project Public Safety Digital Infrastructure Expansion Project at $1,031,000 with Lieu as requestor.
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The City of Torrance said it partnered with U.S. Representative Ted W. Lieu and the Torrance Police Department for a check presentation recognizing $1,031,000 in federal funding secured for the Public Safety Digital Infrastructure Expansion Project. The city said the funding supports new CBRS sites throughout Torrance and that Lieu said it would support the Torrance Police Department's Real Time Response Center.
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The House Appropriations Committee report table lists a DOJ COPS Tech item for City of Torrance, project name Public Safety Digital Infrastructure Expansion Project, location Torrance, CA, amount $1,031,000, and requestor Lieu.
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The City of Torrance said it partnered with U.S. Representative Ted W. Lieu and the Torrance Police Department for a check presentation recognizing $1,031,000 in federal funding secured for the Public Safety Digital Infrastructure Expansion Project. The city said the funding supports new CBRS sites throughout Torrance and that Lieu said it would support the Torrance Police Department's Real Time Response Center and modernize public safety operations.
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The Congress.gov House Appropriations Committee report table lists DOJ COPS Tech funding for the City of Torrance, project name Public Safety Digital Infrastructure Expansion Project, location Torrance, CA, amount $1,031,000, with Lieu as requestor.
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The City of Torrance in partnership with U.S. Representative Ted W. Lieu (CA-36) and the Torrance Police Department hosted a press conference and ceremonial check presentation recently recognizing $1,031,000 in federal funding secured for the City’s Public Safety Digital Infrastructure Expansion Project.
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The funding will support expanding public safety communications capabilities through the installation of new Citizen Broadband Radio System (CBRS) sites throughout Torrance.
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I am pleased to have secured over $1 million to support Torrance Police Department’s Real Time Response Center. This funding will help local law enforcement further modernize their public safety operations and ensure police are able to be responsive to community needs.
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DOJ COPS Tech City of Torrance Public Safety Digital Infrastructure Torrance, CA 1,031,000 Lieu
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The Real-Time Response Center (RTRC) is a specialized unit within the Torrance Police Department that enhances public safety and first responder efficiency through centralized, real-time intelligence.
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The RTRC has deployed nearly 100 license plate reader cameras and currently has access to approximately 225 live video streams in Torrance.
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Congressman Lieu said, “I am pleased to have secured over $1 million to support Torrance Police Department’s Real Time Response Center.
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DOJ COPS Tech City of Torrance Public Safety Digital Infrastructure Expansion Project Torrance, CA 1,031,000 Lieu H
Assessments
Verified passages show $1,031,000 in federal funding was secured for Torrance's Public Safety Digital Infrastructure Expansion Project, that the funding supports new CBRS sites throughout Torrance, and that Lieu tied the funding to support for the Torrance Police Department Real Time Response Center. Lieu was the sitting U.S. Representative for CA-36, and verified passages attribute the secured funding to him, supporting material candidate contribution in the same term.
Verified evidence shows $1,031,000 in federal funding was secured for Torrance's Public Safety Digital Infrastructure Expansion Project, with the recipient city naming U.S. Representative Ted Lieu in partnership with the city and police department. Verified passages also tie the funding to CBRS site expansion and the Torrance Police Department Real Time Response Center, matching the claimed outcome.
The evidence directly matches the promise: federal records list Ted Lieu as requestor for $1,031,000 in FY26 Community Project Funding for Torrance's Public Safety Digital Infrastructure Expansion Project, and both Lieu's office and the City of Torrance confirmed the funding was secured and presented for CBRS expansion and Real Time Response Center support. This occurred while Lieu was serving in the same federal House term, so it counts as delivered in the same term.
The evidence directly matches the promised outcome: $1,031,000 in federal funding was secured for Torrance's Public Safety Digital Infrastructure Expansion Project, including CBRS site expansion and Real Time Response Center support. Official congressional/appropriations records identify Lieu as the requestor, and both Lieu's office and the City of Torrance confirmed the funding and check presentation while he remained in federal office, supporting full candidate credit and same-term delivery.
Official evidence shows the promised federal funding was secured. The FY26 Commerce-Justice-Science Community Project Funding table lists the City of Torrance's Public Safety Digital Infrastructure Expansion Project at $1,031,000 with Ted Lieu as requestor, and Lieu's office later announced and presented a ceremonial check for that same amount specifically for Torrance Police Department digital infrastructure, including the Real Time Response Center and expanded CBRS sites. Because the promise was to secure funding, and that funding was obtained while Lieu was serving in office, this counts as delivered in the same term.
Official House and appropriations evidence shows $1,031,000 in federal funding was secured for Torrance's Public Safety Digital Infrastructure Expansion Project, with Ted Lieu listed as the requestor. The funded project specifically includes support for the Torrance Police Department's Real Time Response Center and expanded CBRS sites, which directly matches the promise. Because the funding was obtained and publicly presented while Lieu was serving in office, this counts as delivered in the same term.
Official FY26 appropriations materials list Ted Lieu as requestor for the City of Torrance Public Safety Digital Infrastructure Expansion Project at $1,031,000, and Lieu’s office then publicly presented the federal check for that project. The funding matches the claim’s Torrance Police Department digital infrastructure, expanded CBRS sites, and Real Time Response Center modernization elements, so the promise was fulfilled in office.
Official evidence shows Ted Lieu secured $1,031,000 in federal funding for Torrance's Public Safety Digital Infrastructure Expansion Project. The appropriations table identifies Lieu as the requestor and lists the project as funded in conference, and Lieu's office later announced and ceremonially presented the federal check. The funded project directly matches the promise language, including support for the Torrance Police Department's Real Time Response Center and expanded CBRS sites. Because the funding was secured and publicly presented while he remained in office, this counts as delivered in the same term.