This resolution authorizes the Mayor and the Director of Parks and Recreation to enter into agreements with various organizations to distribute grants under the Food Justice Fund program. The total cost authorized for these agreements shall not exceed $250,000. The legislation aims to support food justice initiatives within the city.
Resolution authorizing the Mayor and the Director of Parks and Recreation to enter into an Agreement or Agreements with various organizations as part of the Food Justice Fund grants program, at a total cost not to exceed TWO HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS ($250,000).
What it does
- 1Authorization for the Mayor and Director of Parks and Recreation to enter into agreements with various organizations
- 2Grants to be provided as part of the Food Justice Fund program
- 3Total expenditure not to exceed $250,000
This resolution authorizes the Mayor and the Director of Parks and Recreation to enter into agreements with various organizations to distribute grants under the Food Justice Fund program. The total cost authorized for these agreements shall not exceed $250,000. The legislation aims to support food justice initiatives within the city.
Activity timeline
- Status changedImpact 50
2026-1010: Mayor's Office for Signature → Passed Finally
- Status changedImpact 30
2026-1010: Reported from Standing Committee → Mayor's Office for Signature
- Status changedImpact 30
2026-1010: In Standing Committee → Reported from Standing Committee
- Status changedImpact 30
2026-1010: To Be Presented → In Standing Committee
- ActionImpact 15
2026-1010 introduced (Resolution)
Legislative history
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