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Prescott CDBG coordinator says annual CAPER shows mixed progress; environmental reviews slowed projects
Summary
City staff told the CDBG Citizens Advisory Committee that annual HUD reporting shows public services met or exceeded targets but several public-facility and housing projects remain unfinished, with HUD-required environmental reviews and procurement cited as key delays.
Michael McInnis, the City of Prescott CDBG coordinator, told the CDBG Citizens Advisory Committee on Aug. 5 that the city’s Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report — the CAPER HUD requires at the end of each program year — will be taken to the Prescott City Council at a public hearing on Sept. 9 and is due to HUD by 09/28/2024. "It's our end of year reporting that's mandatory, required by HUD," McInnis said.
The CAPER summarizes accomplishments from program year 2024. McInnis reported that public-services grants largely met targets: People Who Care served 317 residents against a 300-person goal; other funded public-service providers included New Horizons and Prescott Meals on Wheels. "Public services, we are, are always pretty easy to complete…
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