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Commissioners approve CDBG application and adopt Section 504 and Fair Housing resolutions
Summary
At a CDBG final hearing, county staff and SEDA COG coordinator presented a grant application; commissioners adopted Resolution 4 (Section 504 compliance officer), Resolution 5 (Fair Housing) citing Title VIII and the Pennsylvania Human Relations Act, and Resolution 6 authorizing submission of a CDBG application to the state. All motions passed unanimously.
Michelle Koslap, SEDA COG Project Coordinator, met with the Fulton County commissioners for a final hearing on the FFY 2026 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) application and related resolutions. The board approved three separate resolutions: Resolution 4 of 2026 appointing Chief Clerk Stacey M. Shives as the county's Section 504 Compliance Officer and adopting a grievance procedure for accessibility complaints; Resolution 5 of 2026, a Fair Housing Resolution that cites Title VIII of the Civil Rights Act of 1968 and the Pennsylvania Human Relations Act and prohibits discrimination in housing transactions; and Resolution 6 of 2026 authorizing submission of a CDBG application to the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development.
Motions for each resolution were recorded in the minutes as carried 'All in favor.' The minutes list Stacey M. Shives as the appointed Section 504 Compliance Officer and indicate the county certified compliance with CDBG program requirements when authorizing the application. The record does not include vote counts beyond the unanimous notation or the specific CDBG project descriptions and dollar amounts for the proposed application.
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