Create law requiring city services be available in multiple languages
In Plain English
Richmond serves many residents who speak languages other than English at home. The city currently provides some translation services but has no formal policy requiring it. If approved, the law establishes which languages the city must offer and sets standards for translating documents and providing interpreters.
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