Accept $100,000 state grant to help vulnerable residents during disasters
$100,000
Resolution 36-07
In Plain English
The state offered Richmond $100,000 to create a Fire Department program for seniors, disabled residents, and others who need extra help during emergencies. The program helps these vulnerable residents prepare for disasters like earthquakes or fires and get assistance during and after emergencies. If approved, the city receives the full grant amount at no cost to taxpayers.
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