Accept $400,000 state grant for gang violence prevention programs
In Plain English
The California Emergency Management Agency offered Richmond $400,000 through the California Gang Reduction and Intervention Program. The Office of Neighborhood Safety runs anti-violence programs in high-crime areas. If approved, the grant funds expanded gang intervention services for 2 years.
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Votes
to approve the grant award to the Office of Neighborhood Safety with the understanding that the Bay Area Peace Keepers were a part of Phase I and II of the Program
6 to 0
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