Apply for $2.95 million regional grant for 4 walking and biking projects
In Plain English
Richmond earned a $2.45 million allocation from a regional housing incentive program because the city built the 5th most affordable housing units in the Bay Area from 2018-2022. The grant funds would complete walking and biking improvements near BART, parks, and downtown Point Richmond, plus new bus stops on Carlson Boulevard. If approved, the city matches 11% of any award using local transportation funds.
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