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As shown in the data summaries on Tables P-2a&b, CDBG and City funds allocated in . <br />FY 2018-2019. benefited more than 4,200 individuals through various projects, <br />programs, and services coordinated through sub -recipient agencies, of which 91 % <br />benefitted low-income persons. The majority of those beneficiaries (58%), were <br />extremely low income (30% of Area Median Income and below) and included 1,675 <br />seniors and. 457 persons with disabilities. <br />In addition to the submitted reports, agencies are provided with the opportunity to make <br />brief oral presentations (2-3 minutes). to summarize the accomplishments of their <br />programs/projects. The presentations will provide an opportunity to illustrate "human <br />interest" andother aspects of each HHSG project which may not be apparent in the <br />report. Attachment 1 is the schedule of the oral presentations by all funded agencies. <br />ALTERNATIVE ACTION <br />The Human Services Commission may recommend any alternative action to. those <br />noted by Staff in this report. <br />Submitted by: <br />Steve Hernandez <br />Housing Manager <br />Attachments: <br />1. Schedule of FY 2018-2019 CAPER Hearing Presentations <br />2. Table P-1, FY 2018-2019 CDBG Program Funding Allocation <br />3. Tables P-2 A&B, FY 2018-2019 CDBG Program Accomplishment Data <br />4. CAPER. Reports Submitted by Sub -recipient Agencies <br />. 'Page 3 of 3 <br />