Accept $35,000 Chevron grant for street outreach and crisis response
In Plain English
The Chevron Community Engagement Foundation offered Richmond $35,000 to expand the Office of Neighborhood Safety's street outreach programs. The grant helps fund mobile crisis response teams that work directly with community members. If approved, the city receives the money to hire more outreach workers or buy equipment for crisis intervention.
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