Accept $434,300 state grant for illegal dumping prevention and cleanup
$434,300
In Plain English
The California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery awarded this grant to help the city combat illegal dumping sites. The money funds cleanup of existing dump sites and prevention programs to stop future illegal dumping. Grant funds cover equipment, staff time, and disposal costs at no expense to the city budget.
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