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S Grant Acceptance of Grant for Citizen Corps Council Establishment and Recruitment
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9/2/2003
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<br />Budget <br />The Orange County Citizens Corp Council requests a total grant award of $2,500.00 to fund the <br />inherent initiatives involved with such a council. Our budget entails printing costs, contractual <br />translation services, and meeting facilitation expenses. <br />It is envisioned that OC4 will develop and print informational materials related to the Citizen <br />Corps initiatives. These materials may include posters on available volunteer opportunities, <br />creating county specific emergency and family safety information, and information on the <br />Citizen Corps council. A comprehensive emergency preparedness book would be a primary goal <br />of the committee, with entries to prepare families for all manner of potential natural and <br />technological emergencies. <br />Orange County's non-english speaking population continues to increase at a rapid rate. <br />According to the 2000 U.S. Census, 11.9% of the county's population over 5 years of age <br />reported that they spoke a language other than English at home, and only 4.6% of that figure <br />reported being bilingual in English. To ensure that these non-english speaking citizens have <br />opportunities to participate, OC4 would like to enlist the services of a contractor(s) to provide <br />translation services for any publications that are developed. The initial focus will be on the <br />Spanish speaking populations, however, we would like to expand this as much as possible to the <br />other prominent language concentrations. <br />
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