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Salinas to submit HUD CAPER summarizing $15M in federal activity for 2024–25

5850653 · September 29, 2025
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Summary

City staff presented and the council approved the Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER) summarizing how HUD formula grants and pandemic ARPA‑era funding were used during the 2024–25 fiscal year; the final report will be submitted to HUD by Sept. 28.

The Salinas City Council approved the fiscal year 2024–25 Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER) on Sept. 23, authorizing staff to submit the HUD report by the federal Sept. 28 deadline.

The CAPER summarizes HUD entitlement activity: Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), HOME Investment Partnerships (HOME), ARPA‑funded Home ARP (HomARPe) and Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) funds. Staff reported roughly $15 million was managed in the program year, with just under $4 million expended in 2024–25 on projects including public facilities upgrades, fair‑housing services, outreach, and rapid rehousing.

Key items called out in the report include completion of an early childhood development facility funded by CDBG, economic development support to local small businesses, and HomARPe allocations intended to sustain supportive services for permanent supportive housing sites. Staff told the council the CAPER is a monitoring and compliance document, not a discretionary action, and recommended submission to HUD to maintain entitlement eligibility.

Council action

The council voted to approve the CAPER and authorize submission to HUD by the Sept. 28 deadline. No additional city general fund costs were reported; activities are funded through federal allocations.

What's next

The CAPER will be posted for the required public comment period (already opened) and then submitted to HUD. Staff also plans follow‑up funding recommendations based on a separate NOFA process for HOME funds and continued work on homelessness response activities.