Start talks with Bay Area cities to rebuild East Bay Public Safety Corridor Partnership
In Plain English
Richmond previously participated in a regional partnership where East Bay cities shared resources and coordinated on public safety issues. The partnership no longer exists. If approved, the city allocates $50,000 as startup funding to explore recreating this multi-city collaboration.
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Votes
approve the item as presented
9 to 0
adopt the resolution, and let the funding develop in the next fiscal year's budget as part of the Office of Neighborhood Service's budget
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