Accept $126,907 to help county with mental health outreach services
$126,907
In Plain English
The county asked Richmond police to help with mental health outreach in the community. The state provides this funding through AB109, which shifts some responsibilities from state to local agencies. If approved, Richmond receives $126,907 to cover the cost of police participation in these mental health programs.
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