Accept $10,000 state grant for disaster preparedness training
$10,000
In Plain English
California Volunteers, part of the Governor's office, offered the city $10,000 to fund emergency training programs. The grant helps residents learn skills like first aid and evacuation procedures. If approved, the city can use these funds immediately for community preparedness classes.
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