Accept $750,000 state grant for neighborhood engagement programs
$750,000
In Plain English
The Governor's Office of Planning and Research awarded Richmond this grant to strengthen community connections. The Community Services Department will use these funds to create new programs that bring neighbors together. If approved, the city can begin spending the grant money on local engagement activities.
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