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Prescott Cares COVID funds used for rental assistance, minor home repairs and US Vets services; US Vets reports housing placements and meal provision
Summary
Prescott Cares administrators and US Vets briefed the City of Prescott CDBG Citizens Advisory Committee on Aug. 20 about the use of remaining CDBG-COVID funds for rental assistance, minor home repairs and direct veteran services.
Prescott Cares, the Chamber of Commerce Foundation program that administers CDBG-COVID funds for Prescott, is using remaining pandemic-era money for rental assistance, minor home repair and direct veteran support, committee members heard at the Aug. 20 City of Prescott CDBG Citizens Advisory Committee meeting.
Sherry Heine, who administers Prescott Cares for the Chamber of Commerce Foundation, told the committee that the program began with roughly $427,000 in CDBG-COVID funds and that after earlier spending and reallocations the remaining balance is approximately $100,000. She said the program can provide up to six months of rental assistance for qualifying Prescott residents and estimated the remaining funds could fund about 12 rental-assistance placements; she reported having six applications on hand.
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