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The HEART program provides tenant-based rental assistance, rent and utility deposits, and weekly wraparound case management for people who were homeless when they entered the program, Fulvart said. \"Right now, we have 26 units, and we we're at capacity,\" she said. The program pays landlords directly and generally ensures a participant's rent share is never more than 30% of their income, she added.

The program also conducts landlord outreach to explain benefits and the case-management contact that landlords can use when tenancy problems arise. \"One of our selling points... is landlords know who the person's case manager is,\" Fulvart said, citing examples in which staff intervened to resolve disputes over yard maintenance and other lease issues.

Fulvart said local Continuum of Care (CoC) grants pay rental assistance and some supportive services while Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds are used as the CoC match to pay case managers. Because the city uses CDBG funds as the required match and CDBG is restricted to the entitlement city, she said the program must house participants within Fayetteville city limits.

Fulvart described the CoC funding cycle as staggered and behind calendar years; some city CoC grants run Sept.-Aug. while another runs Jan.-Dec., which affects planning and reporting. She also noted a slight delay can occur for the program's first landlord payment because of city accounting procedures; after the first payment, landlords receive the month's funds before the first of the next month.

To build a small reserve for needs the grants do not cover, Fulvart said the city will begin actively soliciting donations this month under a campaign called \"Hearts for HEARTH.\" The kickoff event is scheduled Saturday at Jam and Java from 1 to 4 p.m.; the city will accept online donations through a page linked from the city website and will distribute information about the fund and the program at the event.

Fulvart described the case managers as integral to keeping tenants housed and said the program coordinates with local partners including law enforcement response teams and other nonprofits when participants need additional services. She said the program serves individuals, couples and some families and that two-person households may qualify if they identify as a single household at intake.

The account of services and the fundraising plan was presented as informational; no formal action was taken by the panel during the meeting.

The program and the new donation drive will be publicized through the city's quarterly newsletter and community presentations, Fulvart said. She asked panel members to help spread the word about available services.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Community Development and Assistance Programs Advisory Board 4.23.2025","oneSentenceSummary","Kelly Fulvart, community resources administrator for the City of Fayetteville's Community Resources Department, told the Community Development Advisory Panel that the city's HEART program is operating at capacity and is launching a community donation effort.","taxTitle","Fayetteville City, Washington County, Arkansas","taxId",5768,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6037713,"Michael Floyd elected vice chair of Fayetteville advisory panel",2782,561000,3343000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3858434-126746ce39e31d374f672e9d8539063e&start=561&end=3343","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3858434-126746ce39e31d374f672e9d8539063e/thumbnail_561000.jpg","/articles/6037713/Fayetteville-City/Washington-County/Arkansas/Michael-Floyd-elected-vice-chair-of-Fayetteville-advisory-panel","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6037713-e80388828eb181a12e212e0c7757d138/orig.mp4?Expires=1771197284&Signature=gdMzHMqJS4crAE2a93D1S6k578m6oG19rbERXdm9e8I~QA2FPHbVt132tYsqHvnj64X6Msx4qQypy4kIO0TqqX-MfOz30XDQe9z2eXvjjavw9JO4xuA6LEmPa2GOT22PJyUiMlxDtT9PUVhECyAFGuqNirY8nnqKdCKNoVdy1C7vGFWKS90elaQeBn2ymaQoR3xIGYnuSINDMgaHHX~kRdXjIKPK~bXff0PPT-8Dz8eIwmgnuKZ41GTAS1GWpLpOb929ASs7wdHQ~AWbEE5Z5zYk3b8ofXp-lTzhpxsy1E2igE280RtxCBiuwWAoICxJ1GAtJH7WPOqeIqRFiS~UMg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Michael Floyd was elected vice chair of the Fayetteville Community Development Advisory Panel in a voice vote at the start of the meeting.

\"All those in favor of Michael Floyd being the vice chair for this year, raise your hand or say aye,\" a panel member asked; the assembly responded and staff announced, \"Congratulations. It's unanimous.\" The panel did not record an explicit roll-call tally in the transcript.

Kelly Fulvart, community resources administrator, described the role of chair and vice chair as sharing agenda development and meeting leadership, noting that the vice chair traditionally becomes chair the following year. She said the time commitment outside meetings is \"pretty minimal\" and most agenda work recently has been handled by e‑mail with chair, vice chair and staff.

Near the meeting's end, Michael Floyd moved to adjourn. The motion was accepted and the chair declared the meeting adjourned at 6:20 a.m., according to the meeting recording notation.

The election and adjournment were the only formal actions recorded during the session; no contested motions or recorded roll-call votes appear in the transcript.","The Community Development Advisory Panel unanimously elected member Michael Floyd as vice chair during the meeting and then adjourned; staff described the vice chair's duties and a minimal anticipated time commitment.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":91,"_47":92,"_49":93,"_51":94,"_53":95,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":96,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":97,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6037717,"Advisory panel to review grant-workshop slides in July; city confirms October training and technical assistance",0,2866000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3858434-126746ce39e31d374f672e9d8539063e&start=2866&end=2866","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3858434-126746ce39e31d374f672e9d8539063e/thumbnail_2866000.jpg","/articles/6037717/Fayetteville-City/Washington-County/Arkansas/Advisory-panel-to-review-grant-workshop-slides-in-July-city-confirms-October-training-and-technical-assistance","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6037717-ef43a8b0b43eca320903e12097e73089/orig.mp4?Expires=1771197283&Signature=jK2OVR1BQ6tpE9dvLgDJldfdHHyohsZVWgssmBVszFiRJKTrBttrABDBkJNakDlFD8AKsnrMbjv3K0syGFX43EOndz3nS2EF7oYXtg74nvAwHamItag8PY7PfP32AplK5BdbMUHEF2R13lJw3dDQHWDZVjUnPfj4qD3xYPfjUS0RDC8dmiU0y8REOYJZl7dwbWNUWpYYj993D98sk32izQr4m8CXPbK8XIR-G9JGDUsgWHmnXfmmtcDyKD-xaxaHG9zfKYKaWIMui0S0Ow-6yoFfGV-7ImTso9ncRhyyjNyY2wwkInAkMTYR6rcyihoNF7g9fq64ZgHWZ9A8AQGyCw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Kelly Fulvart, community resources administrator for the City of Fayetteville's Community Resources Department, told the Community Development Advisory Panel that staff will present last year's subrecipient workshop slides in July and deliver the formal grant training in October, when applications are due.

\"I would be more than happy in July to lay a little bit of the foundation,\" Fulvart said, and added that the formal training for application writing will be scheduled in October so it is fresh for panel members who will be scoring proposals.

Fulvart said the department offers technical assistance to prospective applicants 11 months a year and will help organizations determine eligibility and how federal requirements apply. \"If it's not eligible, we can tell them why,\" she said, and noted the department has staff who can meet with applicants year-round.

Panel members discussed attending the grant workshop to better understand what applicants are taught and to calibrate scoring. Fulvart and members noted that applications are often closely scored and that limited funding, not poor applications, typically determines which projects receive awards.

Staff also announced CDBG in the Park will be held June 27 at Walker Park; the event was confirmed after a parks renovation schedule changed. Fulvart said flyers and reservation details will be circulated once finalized.

No formal action was taken; the items were recorded as informational and scheduling direction to staff to present the July introduction and the October training.","City staff told the Fayetteville Community Development Advisory Panel that panel members will receive an introduction to the CDBG/subrecipient workshop in July and the full training in October; staff emphasized ongoing technical assistance and close scoring among applicants.","actionData","errors"]

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Fayetteville updates homeless housing program, launches fundraising drive

Michael Floyd elected vice chair of Fayetteville advisory panel

Advisory panel to review grant-workshop slides in July; city confirms October training and technical assistance