Accept $360,335 county grant for hazardous materials emergency response
In Plain English
The county health department offers this annual funding to help Richmond's fire department respond to chemical spills, toxic leaks, and other dangerous material incidents. The city has operated this hazmat response program for years with county support. If approved, Richmond receives the grant money and renews the partnership for another year.
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