City of Cleveland Public Meeting on Community Development Funding

The Department of Community Development will hold two Citizen Participation meetings this month to explain how it will spend approximately $25,747,000 in federal funds  for the Community Development Block Grant Program (CDBG), Home Investment Partnerships Program (HOME), Emergency Solutions Grant Program (ESG) and the Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS Program (HOPWA).

 

 

 

SUMMARY OF PROPOSED USE OF FUNDS

CDBG Program

AMOUNT

Homeowners Rehabilitation Assistance (includes an estimated $500,000 in program income)

$   1,726,566

Housing Trust Fund (includes an estimated $800,000 in program income)

$      800,000

Code Enforcement

$      419,000

Anti Predatory Lending

$        97,416

Demolition/Board Up (includes an estimated  $500,000 in program income)

$   1,500,000

Public Services: AIDS Prevention

$      309,393

Public Services: Third Party Not for Profit Organizations

$   1,260,128

Public Services: Homeless Assistance

$      623,454

Land Reutilization Activities

$   1,536,908

Community Gardening

$      126,057

Commercial Development: Storefront Renovation

$      452,241

CDC Operating Support Grants (administrative support)

$   1,135,739

Citywide Development Assistance Grants (administrative support)

$      246,221

Neighborhood Development Activities

$   7,600,000

Fair Housing

$        85,950

Administration (Direct and Indirect)

$   3,445,764

TOTAL CDBG  (Includes $1,800,000 estimated program income)

$ 21,364,837

HOME Program  (Housing Programs)

 

Homeowners Rehabilitation Assistance (includes an estimated $400,000 in program income)

$   700,900

Housing Trust Fund

$   2,165,852

CHDO Affordable Housing

$      612,000

HOME Program Administration

$      343,427

TOTAL HOME (includes an estimated $400,000 in program income)

$   3,822,179

ESG Program  Emergency Solutions Grant--rental assistance and shelters.

 

TOTAL ESG

$   1,808,259

HOPWA Program Programs for people with AIDS

 

TOTAL HOPWA  

$      952,331

TOTAL, Estimated HUD FUNDING (2016-2017)

$ 27,947,606

The Citizen Participation meetings will give residents an opportunity to ask questions and provide comments on the Department’s plans and funding priorities.    

Meeting Dates and Locations:

Thursday March 10, 2016

Trinity Commons at East 22nd and Euclid Ave. Meeting Room A-B (enter off Prospect).

10 to Noon

& Thursday March 24, 2016

Lutheran Hosptial Castele Learning Center 1730 West 25th St.

5:30-7:30 p.m.

NEOCH is a recipient of CDBG funding and the City of Cleveland supports the Coordination of outreach teams so that the health care groups are talking to the mental health groups and all the volunteers serving people who are resistant to shelter in Cleveland.

Brian Davis

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