Contract with education nonprofit for $188,421 in after-school staff training
$188,421.70
In Plain English
The city received one-time state funding to improve its after-school programs. The West Contra Costa Public Education Fund will train staff who work in these programs. If approved, the city spends $188,421 in state money rather than local taxpayer funds.
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Votes
Approve consent calendar
7 to 0
Why This Vote Matters
The city will spend $188,421 in one-time state funding to have the West Contra Costa Public Education Fund train staff who work in after-school programs. The council approved this contract unanimously, with Councilmember McLaughlin abstaining and Councilmember Viramontes absent. This uses state money rather than local taxpayer funds to improve the quality of after-school programs. The approval was part of the consent calendar, indicating this was considered routine business.
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