Join county partnership to receive federal housing funds
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Resolution 97-15
In Plain English
The city wants to join a county-wide group that receives federal money for affordable housing projects. This partnership helps cities access HOME program grants that fund rental assistance, home repairs, and new affordable housing. If approved, Richmond gains access to additional federal housing dollars it cannot get on its own.
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