Board reallocates CDBG dollars to expand county cesspool replacement program
After Prescott Valley lost eligibility under the rural CDBG program, the Board approved reallocating about $271,000 to expand the county's cesspool replacement program (bringing that project to $642,647) and prioritized Ash Fork and Seligman while leaving funds open to countywide needs.
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Development Services reported that reduced state CDBG funding and Prescott Valley's reclassification to an entitlement city reduced rural CDBG funds available to the county. Staff recommended moving $271,000 previously allocated to a Prescott Valley food bank project to the county's cesspool replacement program to preserve the overall package of projects. The reallocation brings the countycesspool program to about $642,647 and keeps the Verde Valley Habitat and other projects funded within the new total.
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