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ing, Glueck asked the councilors to consider what else they’d like to do with any remaining 2023 revenues and beyond. Based on the city’s discussed criteria, it could use the funds toward anything from lowincome household rental assistance to youth mental health programs.

Mayor Laura Weinberg mentioned a nonpro t called Donations for Dignity that provides personal hygiene items that residents can’t buy with SNAP bene ts and aren’t typically at food pantries. Items include soap, toothbrushes, shampoo, diapers and menstrual health products.

Overall, though, she said City Council will decide what to do with these revenues later this year, with a myriad of valuable resources and programs to consider.