County accepts participatory‑budgeting evaluation and approves design changes for Cycle 2
After evaluating Cycle 1, county staff recommended and the board accepted changes for PB Cycle 2 including equalized per‑community funding (~$625,000 each), tiered grant sizes, expanded technical assistance for smaller organizations and a September–January application timeline.
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The Marin County Board of Supervisors on April 14 received an evaluation of the county’s first participatory‑budgeting (PB) cycle and approved staff recommendations for the design of Cycle 2.
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