Accept $228,488 state grant for sexual assault and domestic violence victims' advocates
In Plain English
The California Emergency Management Agency offered Richmond this grant to fund advocates who help victims of sexual assault and domestic violence. These advocates provide crisis support, help victims navigate the legal system, and connect them with resources like counseling and housing assistance. If approved, the city receives the full $228,488 with no local matching funds required.
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Motion · Official minutes
Adopt Resolution No. 122-10 accepting Cal-EMA grant
7 aye · 0 nay
Why This Vote Matters
Richmond will receive $228,488 in state funding to support advocates who help victims of sexual assault and domestic violence. The California Emergency Management Agency grant requires no matching city funds and will pay for crisis counselors who guide victims through the legal system and connect them with services like counseling and housing. The council voted unanimously to accept the grant. This funding directly expands victim support services at no cost to Richmond taxpayers.
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