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Glennville authorizes FY'26 CDBG application and adopts Fair Housing resolution

Glennville City Council · February 3, 2026
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Summary

The council unanimously authorized submission of the FY2026 Community Development Block Grant application to the Georgia Department of Community Affairs under Title I and adopted the required Fair Housing resolution to make the city eligible for CDBG funding.

The Glennville City Council unanimously approved Resolution 26-15 to authorize submission of a FY 2026 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) application to the Georgia Department of Community Affairs and adopted Resolution 26-16, a Fair Housing resolution required as part of the application.

Councilmember Marcus H. Nobles moved to authorize submission of the CDBG application under Title I of the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974; Councilmember Tammy Waters seconded the motion, which the council approved by voice vote.

Councilmember Nobles then moved to adopt the required Fair Housing Resolution (Resolution 26-16); Councilmember Cynthia Miller seconded, and the council adopted the resolution unanimously. Mayor Weaver noted the fair housing resolution is a required element of the CDBG application process.

The motions allow city staff to proceed with preparing and submitting the application to the Georgia Department of Community Affairs for consideration. The minutes do not specify the project(s) the city proposed to seek funding for; those details were not included in the meeting record and are listed as not specified in the minutes.