Accept $100,774 federal grant for disability and senior transportation services
$100,774
Resolution Resolution No. 4-14
In Plain English
The Metropolitan Transportation Commission offers this grant to help cities provide transportation that doesn't discriminate against disabled residents and seniors. The city must follow federal Title VI rules when running public transit. If approved, Richmond receives $100,774 to ensure compliance with these nondiscrimination requirements.
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