2024-1672 31-003 Authorize the Mayor to apply, accept and receive a grant from NOAA FY25 Marine Debris Interception Technologies; $148,840.00 (No local match) .
Rosemary Ginn, City Engineer·Jun 24, 2025
under reviewGrants & Federal Funding
$148,840$$, Yellow tier ($50,000 to $250,000)
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