Contract with California Maritime Academy for marine response training
$144,350
In Plain English
The city will pay California Maritime Academy $144,350 to train local responders in marine emergencies. This training covers boat rescues, water accidents, and harbor incidents. Grant funding covers the full cost, so no city tax dollars are used.
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