Special CVRD board meeting scheduled Thursday for community grant applications

The Comox Valley Regional District board has scheduled a special meeting for Thursday, August 14th, to discuss community grant applications.  

This meeting is a critical step in allocating funds to local non-profit and community groups.  

The grants provide vital financial support for a wide range of projects across the region, including arts and culture, environmental initiatives, and social services.  

The decisions made by the board will directly impact which projects receive funding and move forward.  

For a detailed agenda and information on how to follow the meeting, residents can visit the Comox Valley Regional District’s official website.

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