CAP-K and Kern County await approval of program that provides masks to low-income families
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With Covid-19 cases continuing to climb in Kern County, the county has partnered with CAP-K to provide masks for the at-risk population. On August 18th, CAP-K is requesting that the Kern County board of supervisors approve $500,000 from the CARES Act fund to help get the project underway.
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