Accept $2,500 grant for community emergency preparedness programs
$2,500
In Plain English
Contra Costa County's Community Awareness and Emergency Response Group offers cities funding to help residents prepare for disasters. The grant supports local emergency preparedness training and outreach programs. If approved, Richmond receives $2,500 to expand these community safety efforts.
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