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Maumee Valley presents CDBG 2025 project list; commissioners urged to prioritize critical infrastructure and demonstrate readiness
Summary
Maumee Valley representatives reviewed project applications for Williams County’s 2025 CDBG cycle, outlined funding categories (critical infrastructure vs. allocation), and urged the county to select projects that are shovel-ready and have matching/financing in place.
Maumee Valley representatives on March 13 presented the projects Williams County communities have submitted for the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program for program year 2025 and outlined deadlines and funding rules.
The presentation, delivered by representatives identified in the meeting as Dennis Miller and Eddy White of Maumee Valley, covered two CDBG funding tracks: critical infrastructure grants (eligible up to $500,000 per project) and the allocation program (smaller awards, historically about $120,000–$154,000 for the county). The presenters said the state must monitor recently completed projects before additional critical slots are opened and that the application deadline to the state is in June.
Why it matters: CDBG awards pay for roads, sewer and water work, sidewalks and park improvements in small…
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