Renew $355,514 contract with county for hazardous materials emergency response
$355,514
Resolution 16-08
In Plain English
The fire department responds to chemical spills, gas leaks, and other dangerous material incidents throughout the city. The county health department provides specialized equipment, training, and expertise for these emergencies. If approved, Richmond pays $355,514 annually to continue this partnership.
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