5.
2025 CDBG/ESG Scoring Appeals - If Necessary
Mary Keating, Director of Community Services, noted there are no organizations who
aren’t being recommended for funding asking for an appeal of their score says a lot
about the due diligence of the staff to review the applications and about the quality of
the application process itself. Applicants are given every opportunity to understand
what the priorities are, and the scoring is available to them so they are aware of how
they will score. It says a lot about the quality of the work the staff does. Applicants are
disappointed they have not received funding, but it is an objective process, and it seems
they at least understand it and accept the recommendations.
6.
COMMITTEE VOTE REQUIRED
6.A.
Recommendation of approval of a first modification to Community Development Block
Grant (CDBG) Agreement with Bridge Communities, Inc., Stability Program for Families
Experiencing Homelessness, Project Number CD24-05, adding eligible reimbursement of
costs for two additional direct service staff to the project scope.
Julie Hamlin stated that Project # CD24-05, had a minor modification to the original
agreement due to adding two additional positions, an intake specialist and a children’s
coordinator. This modification did not require an increase or change in grant funding.
APPROVED
Saba Haider
Andrew Honig
RESULT:
MOVER:
SECONDER:
6.B.
Recommendation for Approval of FY2025 Community Development Block Grant
(CDBG), Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) and HOME Investment Partnerships Act
(HOME) Application Funding Recommendations.
APPROVED
RESULT:
Andrew Honig
Michael Crandall
MOVER:
SECONDER: