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Union County outlines uses and application challenges for Community Development Block Grant funds

December 30, 2024 | Union County, North Carolina


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Union County outlines uses and application challenges for Community Development Block Grant funds
An unidentified speaker described how Union County pursues federal Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding to support local projects ranging from housing and parks to disaster relief.

The speaker, identified in the transcript only as S1 and not named, said CDBG stands for "community development block grant" and that "Union County's grant team secures its federal funding for community projects that benefit the residents of various income levels." The speaker listed typical eligible uses, saying the funds "can be used for initiatives related to housing, parks, disaster relief, or other needs."

The speaker emphasized that some awards "can be annual and ongoing," and warned that "many grants are competitive and the application process can be intense." The speaker added, "However, we are up for the challenge to help empower our communities."

The transcript did not specify dollar amounts, specific projects, application deadlines, or an action timeline; those details will depend on individual grant solicitations and local application decisions. The county's grant-seeking role and the list of common eligible uses were the principal takeaways from the remarks.

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