$43.5K stormwater education grant to Jefferson County Foundation
the City Attorney·Nov 3, 2026
ConsentPublic Works
$43,500$, Green tier (under $50,000)
Council would provide $43,500 over three years to fund watershed awareness and stormwater pollution prevention education. If approved, residents would see expanded community engagement on environmental sustainability through the Foundation's outreach activities.
👥Counterparty:
Jefferson County Soil and Water Conservation Foundation, Inc.
🏛Funding source:
Special Tax
📋Action type:
Resolution
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