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Glendale staff outline HUD grant investment recommendations, council gives preliminary consensus
Summary
City staff presented HUD Community Planning & Development funding recommendations tied to the FY25–29 consolidated plan, highlighting TBRA and residential-rehab investments and recommending 11 nonprofit public‑service awards. Council gave preliminary consensus to advance allocations to a future vote and to submit final plans to HUD.
City staff on April 14 presented the Glendale City Council with proposed investments using HUD Community Planning and Development (CPD) funds tied to the city’s FY25–29 consolidated plan, and council signaled preliminary consensus to advance the recommendations for a future formal action.
Kimberly Hall of community services opened the presentation with program outcomes for the city’s tenant‑based rental assistance (TBRA) and home‑repair programs. “Since the inception of the tenant‑based rental assistant, better known as TBRA, since 2021, we’ve served 129 households, which equates to 334 individuals assisted,” Hall said, noting that 90 of those households (252 individuals) had been housed and most…
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