Accept $499,500 in grants from energy, workforce, and education agencies
$499,500
Resolution 24-21
In Plain English
The city received grant funding from 3 different agencies: Marin Clean Energy, a construction workforce program, and Alameda County schools. If approved, the city formally accepts this money and adds it to the budget. These grants likely fund specific programs or projects but details were not provided in the agenda materials.
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