Accept $35,000 Chevron grant for street outreach and mobile crisis response
In Plain English
The Chevron Community Engagement Foundation offered Richmond's Office of Neighborhood Safety a $35,000 grant. The money supports street outreach and mobile crisis response efforts, which send trained staff to de-escalate conflicts and connect people to services instead of relying solely on police. Accepting the grant lets the city add this funding to its budget for the program. The council first considered this item on May 19, 2026.
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