Accept $30,000 grant from East Bay Community Foundation for neighborhood safety programs
$30,000
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The East Bay Community Foundation awarded the city $30,000 to support the Office of Neighborhood Safety. This office runs violence prevention programs and works with at-risk youth in Richmond. The grant helps fund these community safety initiatives without using city tax dollars.
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