Direct city manager to provide emergency support for families during teacher strike
In Plain English
Teachers in the West Contra Costa Unified School District are currently in labor negotiations that may disrupt school operations. The city would spend up to $50,000 on emergency programming and services for Richmond families if schools close or reduce services. If approved, city staff identifies what support families need most during any school disruption.
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To add the following emergency item for discussion as the first New Business item
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To approve said emergency item as recommended
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