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Fresno County supervisors unanimously approve submission of up to $35 million state funding application for Davu Village supportive housing
Summary
At its May 6, 2025 meeting the Fresno County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved submitting an application for up to $35 million in state funds to develop Davu Village, a proposed 49-unit supportive housing project that would include one on-site manager unit.
The Fresno County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved submission of an application for up to $35 million in state funding to support development of the Davu Village supportive housing project during its May 6, 2025 meeting.
The application the board authorized seeks up to $35,000,000 in state funding for development of Davu Village. County staff said the final unit configuration, to be developed through adaptive reuse, is 49 units, including one on-site manager unit. The board’s approval was recorded as unanimous; the transcript does not list individual vote tallies or the motion’s mover and seconder.
The action the supervisors approved was the submission of an application; the transcript does not indicate the state funding program being targeted or any deadline for award decisions. The county’s authorization allows staff to pursue state grant or loan funds but does not itself commit awarded funds or begin construction.
No public comment or staff presentation details about site location, target population, estimated construction schedule, or operating funding were recorded in the provided transcript excerpt. The meeting recording is available on the Fresno County YouTube channel for a fuller record of discussion and any supplemental materials.
The next procedural steps—such as finalizing the application, specifying the state program, or a future vote to accept awards or appropriate matching funds—were not specified in the transcript.
