County officials say $1.5 million in state funding will expand violence prevention programs and connect residents with jobs, housing assistance, mental health support and other services.
County officials say $1.5 million in state funding will expand violence prevention programs and connect residents with jobs, housing assistance, mental health support and other services.
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