Renew $22,150 subscription to grant database service
$22,150
In Plain English
The city uses eCivis software to find federal and state grants for projects like park improvements and infrastructure repairs. This subscription helps staff identify funding opportunities they might otherwise miss. If approved, the city continues paying $22,150 annually for access to the grant database.
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