Accept $165,154 state grant for police overtime costs
$165,154
Resolution Resolution No. 7-09
In Plain English
The state offered Richmond a grant to help pay for police overtime expenses. The city needs extra officers during busy periods, emergencies, and special events. If approved, the grant covers these overtime costs without using regular city budget money.
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