Fulton council adopts resolutions supporting Low-Income Housing Tax Credit application and Homeland Security grant application
Summary
The council adopted Resolution 35-88 supporting Central Missouri Community Action’s Low-Income Housing Tax Credit application for North Brush Landing and adopted Resolution 35-89 authorizing application documents for the State Homeland Security Grant Program.
The Fulton City Council unanimously adopted two resolutions during its August 2025 meeting: Resolution 35-88, expressing the city’s support for Central Missouri Community Action’s Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) application for the North Brush Landing housing development, and Resolution 35-89, ratifying the application and signature authority for the State Homeland Security Grant Program administered by the Missouri Department of Public Safety.
Councilman West read Resolution 35-88 into the record and moved for adoption; council members voted in favor and the mayor declared the resolution passed. Councilwoman Recluse read Resolution 35-89 and moved its adoption; the council conducted a voice vote with no recorded opposition during the meeting.
The two resolutions are procedural actions that express municipal support (LIHTC application) and authorize the city to participate in submitting required documents for a state grant program (homeland security grant). The transcript records no additional conditions or amendments attached to either resolution.
Both items were passed during the meeting and will proceed according to the usual application and administrative processes described in the respective programs.
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