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Dothan advisory committee recommends $573,721 in CDBG awards, including $126,000 for Moody Senior Village

Dothan City Commission · May 19, 2026
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Summary

The Community Development Advisory Committee recommended CDBG allocations totaling $573,721 (FY entitlement plus prior-year funds), with awards across public service, public facilities and housing; the package returns to the commission June 2 and will be submitted to HUD after a required public notice period.

City staff and the Community Development Advisory Committee presented recommended CDBG allocations on May 19, totaling $573,721 (HUD entitlement of $557,721 plus prior-year funds).

Committee chair Anita Dawkins Weatherington and CDBG administrator Carol Wales outlined competitive review criteria, HUD national objectives, and the five-year consolidated-plan priorities used to evaluate applicants. The committee reported 90 organizations attended orientation; 27 met submission requirements and 27 were considered for awards.

Recommended awards included public service grants (examples: Boys & Girls Club $7,000; City Leisure Services youth sports $7,658; Family Service Center workforce training $5,000), public facilities funding (Art Window Project $37,000; City public works sidewalk project $57,000; Community Advancement Foundation parking lot $89,000), and housing allocations (Brown Foundation / Moody Senior Village $126,000; Wiregrass Habitat critical home repair $20,063). Several applicants were not funded this cycle because of limited resources.

Carol Wales explained next steps: commission approval scheduled for June 2, a 30-day public notice window in July, final commission action in August and submission to HUD by Aug. 16. She also noted HUD retains final authority on national-objective compliance and that local general-fund support continues to be available for non-CDBG programs.

If approved June 2, staff will publish the required public notice and proceed with HUD submission timelines.