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Adams County staff recommend directing remaining CDBG‑CV funds to Clinica Family Health amid HUD compliance risks for housing project
Summary
County staff presented two applications for roughly $457,000 in remaining CARES‑Act CDBG‑CV funds and recommended prioritizing Clinica Family Health because it meets Community Development Block Grant rules more quickly than a Village Greenbrier housing utility project that requires income surveys and environmental review.
Adams County officials asked commissioners for direction on distributing about $457,000 left from two CARES Act Community Development Block Grant Coronavirus (CDBG‑CV) allocations administered by HUD during the pandemic. County staff presented two eligible applications and said they prefer allocating the funds to Clinica Family Health, a federally qualified health center, because it would require fewer compliance delays than a multi‑family housing utility upgrade project.
County staff told the board the CARES Act allocations were made in 2020 and 2021 and total about $1.6 million; all funds must meet CDBG rules and be used to prepare for, respond to or prevent COVID‑19 and must be obligated by Oct. 30, 2026. Staff reported that 100% of the awards were made to subrecipients and that about $440,000 of the remaining $457,000 had already been designated previously to Maker Housing Partners…
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