The County Board of Supervisors approved $100,000 for this new initiative, which is expected to be rolled out by the end of the summer.
IMPERIAL BEACH, Calif. — A new, short-term strategy for tackling the ongoingSan Diego County leaders unanimously approved $10,000 in funding to provide air purifiers to impacted communities.
She believes something has to be done now, and is in strong support of this move to distribute air purifiers to residents and businesses Tuesday's unanimous vote to allocate $100,000 in county funding to provide air purifiers to impacted families and businesses is just the first step. "It's a step to something better, and that's what matters," said lifelong Imperial Beach resident Jazmine Marinelli, who added she appreciates the initiative.
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