San Diego County Board of Supervisors leaders are proposing a historic investment of more than $2 million a year to support arts and culture across the region. The plan also includes a one-time $500,000 allocation for the Black Arts and Culture District.
The proposal calls for an annual investment that would top $2 million. County leaders describe the move as historic for local arts funding.
In addition to the ongoing funds, the plan sets aside a one-time $500,000 for the Black Arts and Culture District. That money is intended to support that specific district’s work and development.
Officials say the funding is meant to benefit arts and culture programs across the county. The proposal would put new resources toward local arts groups and cultural initiatives.
Leaders of the San Diego County Board of Supervisors put the proposal forward. They framed the package as a significant step for arts and culture in the region.
Details about how the money would be distributed and the next steps for the proposal are expected to be discussed by county leaders as it moves through the local process.
