Accept $855,380 state grant for energy projects with matching city contributions
$855,380
In Plain English
The California Energy Commission awarded Richmond this grant for unspecified energy projects. The city must provide matching funds or services as part of the agreement. If approved, the city can hire contractors to complete the grant-funded work.
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