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San Fernando approves $50,000 Habitat for Humanity agreement to expand home-repair services with ARPA funding
Summary
The San Fernando City Council approved a professional services agreement with Habitat for Humanity Greater Los Angeles to administer an ARPA-backed home-repair program that will prioritize aging-in-place modifications and leverage other benefits when available; staff said a contract would encumber $50,000 and meet ARPA contracting deadlines.
The San Fernando City Council on Tuesday approved a professional services agreement with Habitat for Humanity Greater Los Angeles to run a home-repair program funded with American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) dollars.
Staff and Habitat representatives told the council the agreement would encumber $50,000. City staff said ARPA funds must be contracted by Dec. 31, 2024; if the funds are encumbered in a contract they would not all have to be disbursed to recipients by that date and could be spent through…
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