Approve $8.88 million in federal pandemic relief funds for city operations and improvements
In Plain English
Richmond received federal money through the American Rescue Plan Act to help cities recover from the pandemic. The largest portion ($4 million) replaces revenue the city lost during COVID-19. The remaining funds upgrade air conditioning systems in city buildings ($2 million), implement public safety reforms ($1.63 million), beautify neighborhoods ($1 million), and study community needs ($250,000).
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