Accept $160,000 grant to add car sharing and transit hubs at affordable housing sites
$160,000 grant, $120,000 contract
In Plain English
The nonprofit TransForm awarded Richmond this 2-year grant to improve transportation options for affordable housing residents. The city partners with Richmond Community Foundation to run outreach and education programs. If approved, residents gain access to shared cars and better transit connections near their homes.
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