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Titusville hears CDBG report as local nonprofits request roughly $118,000 while public-service funds total about $42,000
Summary
City staff presented the FY24–25 CDBG annual performance report and council members heard five nonprofit pitches seeking roughly $118,000 in total; available CDBG public-service funding is about $42,000, and council asked staff for rankings, budget breakdowns and an asset map to guide allocations.
TITUSVILLE — City staff on Monday presented the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) FY24–25 annual performance report and invited nonprofit applicants to make three- to five-minute funding pitches as the council begins preparing the FY26–27 action plan.
Terry Franklin of Neighborhood Services told the council the city's grant allocation for the previous year was $307,980 and that prior-year funds were $0. "Up to 15% of our annual allocation can be used for public service activities," Franklin said, adding that 20% may be used for administration and that 70% of CDBG funds must benefit low- and moderate-income residents. Franklin said the city spent $437,977 last year, with roughly $39,700 directed to…
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