Accept $229,462 county grant for emergency medical services program
$229,462
Resolution Resolution No. 35-25
In Plain English
The fire department receives annual funding from a 1988 county tax measure that supports emergency medical training, equipment, and supplies. The county switched from per-engine to population-based funding in 2013 after fire station closures created budget shortfalls. If approved, Richmond gets $229,462 for fiscal year 2024-25.
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