Accept $60,000 state grant for Tahoe for All recreation program
In Plain English
The California Tahoe Conservancy offers grants to help communities provide outdoor recreation opportunities. This $60,000 grant supports the Tahoe for All program that connects Richmond residents to Lake Tahoe activities. If approved, the city adds these funds to its Community Services Department budget for recreation programs.
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