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Prescott CDBG committee allocates $275,024 HUD award, boosts Meals on Wheels and funds public works despite one dissent
Summary
The Prescott City Citizens CDBG Advisory Committee voted Thursday to allocate the city’s program year 2025 Community Development Block Grant award of $275,024, approving grants to local nonprofits and moving $9,648 to a Public Works project despite one recorded dissent.
The Prescott City Citizens CDBG Advisory Committee voted Thursday to allocate the city’s program year 2025 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) award of $275,024 among public‑service grants, construction projects and administration.
Committee members approved increasing Meals on Wheels’ award, reduced the Boys & Girls Club fencing request to $30,000, fully funded Agape House at $24,800, and assigned the remaining $9,648 to the city Public Works department after a recorded 1–vote no.
The allocation matters because the annual action plan directs how Prescott spends federal CDBG dollars on services and infrastructure that serve low‑ and moderate‑income residents. The committee’s choices determine which organizations receive funding this year and whether remaining funds will support nonprofit programs or city capital work.
Michael (staff member), the committee’s presenter on the annual action plan, opened the discussion by reporting the HUD allocation as…
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