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File #: ID 18-0385    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
File created: 6/8/2018 In control: City Council
On agenda: 6/19/2018 Final action: 6/19/2018
Title: Resolution Authorizing Contract for FY 18-19 Homelessness Prevention Activities
Attachments: 1. 18-0385 RES Homelessness Prevention.pdf

Title

Resolution Authorizing Contract for FY 18-19 Homelessness Prevention Activities

Body

Department:  Neighborhood Development

Council District:  All

 

Public Hearing:  No

Advertising Date/By: 

 

Contact 1 and Phone:  Stan Wilson  373-2509

Contact 2 and Phone:  Lamont Taylor  373-2538

 

PURPOSE:

City Council is requested to authorize contracts with Partners Ending Homelessness (PEH), the Interactive Resource Center (IRC) and the YWCA.

 

BACKGROUND:

In line with the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s goal that every community designate a single agency as the primary point of coordination for homelessness prevention services the City has contracted annually with PEH since FY 11-12 to serve as administrator of local and federal homelessness prevention funding.

 

The Neighborhood Development Department recommends FY 18-19 homelessness prevention funding as reflected below (consistent with funding in recent years):

 

Funding Source

CDBG                                                $176,130

Nussbaum Housing Partnership         $568,639

ESG                                                    $239,879

Total                                                   $984,648

 

Council is requested to consider the following funding option:

City contracts directly:

With PEH...................................................................................................$839,648

         (Homelessness prevention competitive activities  $552,256)

         (Housing vouchers                                                 $150,000)

         (Administration                                                        $43,317)

         (Greensboro Housing Coalition pass through          $94,075)

With IRC..................................................................................................$125,000

         (Day center operations                                             $75,000)

         (White flag shelter operations                                  $50,000)

With YWCA..................................(at $500 per service night, up to)....... $20,000

Total                                                                                                             $984,648

 

FY 18-19 homelessness prevention activities will be funded from local and federal sources as reflected below.

 

Activity                                                   CDBG       Nussbaum          ESG                 Total

Homelessness prevention (competitive)    $176,130      $149,564        $226,562        $552,256

GHC housing operations                                               $30,000                                 $30,000

GHC housing hotline                                                     $64,075                                 $64,075

Housing vouchers                                                        $150,000                               $150,000

IRC day & white flag shelter                                       $125,000                               $125,000

YWCA white flag shelter                                               $20,000                                $20,000

PEH Administration                                                       $30,000          $13,317         $43,317

TOTAL                                                 $176,130        $568,639        $239,879        $984,648

 

PEH, IRC and YWCA are all tax-exempt organizations and have satisfied board member and staff training requirements for receiving FY 18-19 city funding.

 

BUDGET IMPACT:                      Federal CDBG funds of $176,130, ESG funds of $239,879 and Nussbaum funds of $568,639 will be used to fund the agreement.

 

RECOMMENDATION / ACTION REQUESTED: Council is requested to authorize the City Manager to execute the contract documents for FY 18-19.