Apply for grant to fund 3-year healthy living programs

Health Programs GrantContractsAppropriation

In Plain English

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation offers grants for community health programs. The city wants to apply for funding that would support programs promoting fresh food access, exercise opportunities, and other health initiatives. If awarded, the grant would cover 3 years of programming costs.

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Votes

Approved the item

Moved by: Councilmember RogersSeconded by: Councilmember Bates
Passed

7 to 0

McLaughlinAye
ButtAye
BatesAye
RogersAye
RittermanAye
LopezAye
ViramontesAye

Why This Vote Matters

The city council unanimously approved applying for a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation grant to fund community health programs. If awarded, the three-year grant would pay for initiatives that improve access to fresh food and create more exercise opportunities for residents. This was a routine administrative decision that allows the city to pursue external funding without any upfront costs or financial commitment from the city budget.

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Community Discussion

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