Research workforce housing program for police, firefighters, and teachers

Police & Community SafetyHousingReport

In Plain English

City staff will study whether Richmond can create a program to help public safety workers and teachers afford housing locally. Many cities struggle to recruit and retain these essential employees because housing costs exceed their salaries. If approved, staff will report back with options like down payment assistance or deed-restricted affordable units.

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Votes

Consolidate this item with a similar item that is scheduled to go before the Public Safety Committee on Thursday, December 20, 2007, to bring forward a workforce housing program that meets the interest of the City of Richmond

Passed

Community Discussion

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