In brief: Oakland's U.S. Rep. Simon announces over $14M in federal grants
Briefly

U.S. Rep. Lateefah Simon announced over $14.6 million in federal funding to support projects in California's 12th Congressional District, focusing on affordable housing and enhancing community safety. The Oakland airport will gain $14 million for infrastructure improvements and earthquake preparedness. A grant of $174,000 will facilitate neighborhood revitalization and housing cost reduction through the National NeighborWorks network. Additionally, UC Berkeley will receive $50,000 to improve electric vehicle charging infrastructure. AmeriCorps programs for seniors will be granted nearly $380,000 to assist seniors and mentor youth.
U.S. Rep. Lateefah Simon announced more than $14.6 million in federal funding for affordable housing, community programming, and infrastructure upgrades in California's 12th Congressional District.
The Oakland airport is set to receive $14 million from the U.S. Transportation Department for modernization and seismic readiness.
Funding to the National NeighborWorks network totals $174,000 to revitalize neighborhoods and lower housing costs.
AmeriCorps programs in Oakland will receive almost $380,000 to support seniors and provide mentorship for children.
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