OGDENSBURG — Two resolutions aimed at continuing current policies at the fire department, namely reducing hazard pay and keeping daily minimum staffing at or below four firefighters, failed at Monday
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SANTA MONICA On Tuesday, December 22, the city of Santa Monica announced that they will be providing temporary rent relief to over 600 households experiencing economic hardship due to COVID-19. According to a press release from the city of Santa Monica, the city will be using a combination of CARES act funding, federal Community Development Block Grants, and City General Funds totaling $2.8 million.
“Santa Monica’s rent relief and food pantry have provided welcome comfort in 2020 for families who have been significantly impacted by COVID-19. We will continue to pursue all possible avenues to lift up our most fragile Santa Monicans in every way we can,” said Mayor Sue Himmelrich in an official statement.