Federal grant · project grant (b)
Purpose: to Assist With Presidentially-declared Disaster Relief, Long-term Recovery and Mitigation Activities.; Activities to Be Performed: Restoration of Infrastructure and Housing, Economic Revitalization, and Mitigation in the Most Impacted and Distressed (mid), Areas Resulting From Qualifying Major Disasters.; Expected Outcomes: Outcomes Range From the Following Accomplishement Examples: Households Benefitting From Cdbg-dr, Cdbg-mit and Cdbg-ndr Funds, Housing Unit(s) New Construction, Reconstruction, or Rehabilitation Activities, Businesses Assisted, Jobs Created And/or Retained, Rehabilitation or Reconstruction of a Public Improvement, or Public Facilities.; Intended Beneficiaries: the Intended Principal Beneficiaries of Cdbg-dr, Cdbg-mit And/or Cdbg-ndr Funds Are Low- and Moderate-income Households, Which May Include Low- and Moderate-income Persons or Households, and Businesses With Urgent Needs.; Subrecipient Activities: Cdbg-dr, Cdbg-mit And/or Cdbg-ndr Assistance May Fund a Broad Range of Grantee Recovery Activities, Including But Not Limited to: Housing Rehabilitation or Reconstruction, New Housing Construction, Repairing Roads and Bridges, Repairing Water and Wastewater Facilities, Providing Assistance to Affected Business Owners, Job Training and Workforce Development.
Committed
$85.7 Million
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