Accept $31,197 state grant for Fire Department marine response training
$31,197
Resolution Resolution No. 87-16
In Plain English
The state awarded Richmond funding to train firefighters for water rescues and marine emergencies. Contra Costa County distributes these homeland security grants on behalf of the state. If approved, the Fire Department uses this money to improve rescue capabilities on San Francisco Bay and local waterways.
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