Authorize 3 city officials to apply for disaster relief funding
Resolution Resolution No. 7-18
In Plain English
The city designates specific officials who can request federal and state money after disasters. The city manager, finance director, and emergency services manager get authority to submit applications for disaster relief funds. If approved, this allows Richmond to quickly access financial assistance when disasters strike.
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Approve consent calendar
6 aye · 0 nay
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