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HopeSource details CDBG public‑service uses for education and client services
Summary
At a public hearing on State CDBG funds, HopeSource representative Tasha Maxwell described using grant funds for client education and lifestyle supports serving "high school students to senior citizens," and county staff noted workshops and eligibility assistance.
Vice‑Chairman Brett Wachsmith opened a public hearing at 2:01 p.m. on community development and housing needs and the availability of State Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) public‑service funds. Tasha Maxwell of HopeSource gave an update on the organization’s activities, saying they have used the funds to support clients’ lifestyle and education needs "ranging from high school students to senior citizens."
Accounting Assistant III Mindy Delozier described workshops and administrative steps the agency and clients take to access available resources, including foreclosure education and client eligibility questions. The hearing record shows no public requests to testify on this item and the public‑comment portion was closed.
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