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Kendall County adopts CDBG-MIT policies and civil-rights reaffirmation for grant participation
Summary
The Commissioners’ Court unanimously adopted multiple policies and resolutions required to participate in the Community Development Block Grant–Mitigation (CDBG-MIT) program, including Section 504 nondiscrimination, Fair Housing, Section 3, a Code of Conduct, and civil-rights obligations.
During its June 9 meeting, the Kendall County Commissioners’ Court adopted a package of policies and resolutions required for participation in the Community Development Block Grant–Mitigation (CDBG‑MIT) program. The record shows unanimous approval (5-0) of a Section 504 Policy Against Discrimination Based on Handicap and Grievance Procedures (Resolution R-20260609-1), a Fair Housing Policy (R-20260609-2), a Section 3 Policy (R-20260609-3), a Kendall County Code of Conduct (R-20260609-4), and a reaffirmation of civil-rights obligations (R-20260609-5).
Each action was recorded as a motion by County Judge Shane Stolarczyk and seconded by Commissioner Richard Chapman (except where the minutes list an alternate second), with roll-call votes recorded as unanimous. The minutes indicate these adoptions are prerequisites to participate in the CDBG‑MIT program; the record does not include project-level funding amounts or specific program proposals tied to the county’s application materials.
