Accept $42,697 federal grant for Fire Department COVID-19 response costs
$42,696.91
Resolution 116-20
In Plain English
The Department of Homeland Security offered this grant to reimburse local fire departments for pandemic-related expenses. Richmond's Fire Department likely spent money on protective equipment, cleaning supplies, or overtime during COVID-19 emergency responses. If approved, the city receives $42,697 with no local matching funds required.
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