Apply for state grant to turn 2 community centers into emergency shelters
In Plain English
The state offers planning grants up to $500,000 to prepare community centers as emergency shelters during climate disasters like extreme heat or poor air quality. Richmond seeks funding for the Recreation Complex and Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center. If approved, the centers provide shelter and resources during emergencies while serving residents year-round.
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