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Los Angeles/Orange/Riverside/San Bernardino/Ventura Los Angeles County Cities Southern California Regional Energy Network Los Angeles/Orange/Riverside/San Bernardino/Ventura Los Angeles County Cities Alhambra ...................................................................................................................................................... 9 Compton ...................................................................................................................................................... 9 Canoga Park ................................................................................................................................................. 9 Carson ........................................................................................................................................................... 9 Cerritos ......................................................................................................................................................... 9 Chatsworth ................................................................................................................................................... 9 Compton ...................................................................................................................................................... 9 Culver City ..................................................................................................................................................... 9 El Monte ....................................................................................................................................................... 9 Gardena ...................................................................................................................................................... 10 Glendale ...................................................................................................................................................... 10 Hawthorne .................................................................................................................................................. 10 Huntington Park .......................................................................................................................................... 10 Inglewood ................................................................................................................................................... 10 Irwindale ..................................................................................................................................................... 10 Lancaster ..................................................................................................................................................... 10 Long Beach .................................................................................................................................................. 10 Los Angeles ................................................................................................................................................. 11 Marina de Rey ............................................................................................................................................. 13 2 Los Angeles County Cities Monterey Park ............................................................................................................................................ 13 Pacoima ...................................................................................................................................................... 13 Palmdale ..................................................................................................................................................... 13 Paramount ................................................................................................................................................. 13 Pasadena ..................................................................................................................................................... 13 Pomona ....................................................................................................................................................... 14 Redondo Beach ........................................................................................................................................... 14 Rosemead ................................................................................................................................................... 14 Santa Clarita ............................................................................................................................................... 14 Santa Fe Springs ......................................................................................................................................... 14 Sun Valley ................................................................................................................................................... 14 Torrance ..................................................................................................................................................... 14 3 Los Angeles County Community Colleges Cerritos College .......................................................................................................................................... 15 East Los Angeles College ............................................................................................................................ 15 El Camino College ....................................................................................................................................... 15 Glendale Community College ..................................................................................................................... 15 Los Angeles City College ............................................................................................................................. 15 Los Angeles Harbor College ....................................................................................................................... 15 Los Angeles Southwest College .................................................................................................................. 15 Los Angeles Trade-Technical College ......................................................................................................... 15 Los Angeles Valley College ......................................................................................................................... 15 Mt. San Antonio College ............................................................................................................................ 15 Pasadena City College ................................................................................................................................ 16 Pierce College ............................................................................................................................................. 16 Santa Monica College ................................................................................................................................. 16 West Los Angeles College .......................................................................................................................... 16 4 Orange County Cities & Community Colleges Anaheim ...................................................................................................................................................... 17 Irvine .......................................................................................................................................................... 17 Santa Ana ................................................................................................................................................... 17 Westminster ............................................................................................................................................... 17 Advanced Technology & Education Park (ATEP) ........................................................................................ 18 Coastline Community College ..................................................................................................................... 18 Cypress College .......................................................................................................................................... 18 Fullerton College ........................................................................................................................................ 18 Irvine Valley College ................................................................................................................................... 18 Orange Coast College ................................................................................................................................. 18 Saddleback College .................................................................................................................................... 18 Santa Ana College ...................................................................................................................................... 18 Santiago Canyon College ............................................................................................................................ 18 5 Riverside County Cities & Community Colleges Hemet ......................................................................................................................................................... 19
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