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Approval of $29.2 Million Disaster Recovery Grant Plan

Original title: A. MOTION TO DISCUSS revised Administrative Action Plan for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (“HUD”) Fiscal Year 2024-2025 Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery (“CDBG-DR”) grant funds in the amount of $29,222,000 (“Action Plan”), and provide direction regarding funding allocations. ACTION: (T-11:57 AM) The Board discussed this item. (Refer to minutes for full discussion.) VOTE: 9-0. B. MOTION TO APPROVE revised Action Plan based on the direction provided in Motion A; and authorize the County Administrator to: (i) submit the revised Action Plan to HUD; (ii) amend the CDBG-DR Action Plan as may be required as a result of the HUD review process; (iii) take all necessary administrative and budgetary actions for implementation of the revised Action Plan; and (iv) negotiate and execute agreements, amendments, reinstatements, and interlocal agreements with subrecipients and/or contractors/developers to implement the programs and allocate funding for the respective programs, subject to review and approval as to legal sufficiency by the Office of the County Attorney. ACTION: (T-11:57 AM) Commissioner Fisher made motion to approve a revised action plan based on Plan B. Commissioner Geller seconded the motion. (Refer to minutes for full discussion.) ACTION: (T-12:24 PM) Commissioner Davis made motion to approve a revised action plan based on Plan C. Commissioner McKinzie seconded the motion. (Refer to minutes for full discussion.) VOTE: 3-0. The motion failed. Commissioner Davis, Commissioner Rogers and Vice-Mayor McKinzie voted in the affirmative. ACTION: (T-12:24 PM) The Board voted to approve a revised action plan based on Plan B. (Refer to minutes for full discussion.) VOTE: 9-0.

May 26, 2026

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The Frame

What this does

This decision dictates how $29,222,000 in federal disaster recovery money will be allocated and managed for local housing and infrastructure projects over the 2024-2025 fiscal year.

Who is mentioned in the record

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County Administrator

They are authorized to manage the submission of the plan to HUD and execute contracts with developers and subrecipients.

Subrecipients and Contractors

They will enter into agreements with the county to implement the programs funded by the grant.

What changed

Last recorded activity May 26, 2026.

What's next

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Summary

The County Board has officially approved a revised spending plan for $29.2 million in federal disaster recovery funds. This action authorizes the County Administrator to submit the plan to HUD and manage the distribution of these funds to contractors and program partners.

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the CDBG-DR grant?
It is a federal grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development specifically for disaster recovery efforts.
What happens next with the $29 million?
The County Administrator will submit the plan to HUD and begin the process of signing contracts with developers and partners to start the programs.

Why It Matters

This decision dictates how $29,222,000 in federal disaster recovery money will be allocated and managed for local housing and infrastructure projects over the 2024-2025 fiscal year.

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Internal Disagreement on Allocation

The board considered at least three different versions of the action plan (Plan B and Plan C), indicating internal debate over how to prioritize the $29 million in funding.

Connected Entities

personCommissioner FisherBoard member who moved to approve the revised action plan.Map →
personCommissioner RogersBoard member who voted in favor of the failed Plan C.Map →
personCommissioner GellerBoard member who seconded the motion to approve.Map →
personCommissioner DavisBoard member who proposed an alternative plan (Plan C) which failed.Map →
personVice-Mayor McKinzieBoard member who seconded and voted for the failed Plan C.Map →

Sources

Open source document

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  • Controversy20
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