Grants and outside funding items in City of Durham
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| Grants and outside funding | 114 |
| Housing and affordability | 36 |
| Budget and appropriations | 11 |
| Police and public safety | 10 |
| Health and human services | 8 |
| Environment and sustainability | 7 |
| Homelessness and shelter | 7 |
| Roads and transportation | 6 |
| Economic development incentives | 5 |
| Transit | 5 |
| Civil rights and nondiscrimination | 4 |
| Land conversion and large development | 3 |
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Accepts a $127,004 HUD planning grant for the homeless services Continuum of Care, with a $31,751 city match, for a $158,755 project.
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Accepts a $170,218 federal Emergency Solutions Grant and adds $180,000 from the city's dedicated housing fund, a $350,218 project.
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An application for a $15 million Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership grant from the National Park Service Land and Water Conservation Fund.
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The city approves its draft annual plan for federal housing and community development funding, for submission to HUD.
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A hearing on reallocating federal HOME-ARP funds toward supportive services for qualified populations.
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Adopts a budget ordinance to accept a $25,000 grant to fight childhood hunger.
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Accepts a $138,059 state cybersecurity grant and authorizes the related agreement.Budget action Grants and outside funding
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Adopts a grant project ordinance for FY2025-26 FTA bus and bus facility funding.
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Ceremonial proclamation recognizing Community Development Block Grant Week.Proclamation or recognition Grants and outside funding
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Ratifies ten already-underway contracts funding community festivals and events, from Fiestas en la Calle to the Iron Pour to Hayti Legacy Kwanzaa, totaling roughly $84,000.Contract or award Grants and outside funding
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Amends a $6.755 million ARPA-funded grant agreement for Fayetteville Street corridor neighborhood stabilization, removing St. Joseph's Historic Foundation as fiscal agent.
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Adopts a $158,755 HUD Continuum of Care planning grant ordinance for FY2025-2026.
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Accepts a $500,000 HUD grant for Southside redevelopment and amends several years of HOME and CDBG program ordinances to recognize program income.
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12 First Amendment to ARPA Subaward Agreement with Hayti Promise CDC/St. Joseph's Historic FoundationAmends an ARPA subrecipient agreement (up to $3,245,000) with Hayti Promise Community Development Corporation, removing St. Joseph's Historic Foundation as fiscal agent.
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Amends grant agreements (up to $6,755,000) for the Fayetteville Street Corridor Neighborhood Stabilization Partnership, removing St. Joseph's Historic Foundation as fiscal agent.
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A HOME program subrecipient agreement of up to $1,612,673 with Preserving Home to administer rehabilitation work for about 32 low-income elderly and disabled homeowners.
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Adoption of an amended grant project ordinance for the FY2026 FTA Section 5303 metropolitan transit planning grant.
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15 Public Hearing #2 on the FY2024-2025 Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER)Second public hearing on the city's annual performance report to HUD on its federal housing and community development spending.
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CDBG-funded subrecipient agreement with DHA for up to $1.25 million to rehabilitate the Calvert Place and Main Street Townhomes.
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Consent acceptance of a $117,649 Department of Justice community policing development micro-grant.
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A $200,000 grant agreement and project ordinance for a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation research grant.
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A $300,000 state conservation grant, including authority to contract for a management plan for a dedicated nature preserve.
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The council considered a contract of up to $126,730 to fund the Museum of Durham History's educational and cultural programming.Contract or award Grants and outside funding
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The council considered a contract of up to $58,000 for grant-writing assistance from Central Pines Regional Council.Contract or award Grants and outside funding
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Five HUD grant project ordinances covering Community Development Block Grant, HOME Investment Partnerships, Emergency Solutions, and Housing Opportunities for Persons With AIDS funding, plus an amendment recognizing added HOME-ARP funds, totaling more than $4.5 million.
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A contract not to exceed $50,954, funded through a federal Inflation Reduction Act grant, to assess the city's urban tree canopy.
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A contract not to exceed $196,600 to inventory the city's trees and develop an urban forestry management plan.
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A contract not to exceed $3,552,822 to plant trees along city rights-of-way, funded through a federal Inflation Reduction Act grant.
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Council was to adopt FTA grant ordinances for transit planning (5303), capital (5307), and bus and bus facilities (5339) funding, and authorize the related grant agreements.
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Council was to authorize a grant of up to $564,143.99 to the Durham Housing Authority for relocation assistance to Forest Hill Heights residents.
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The consent agenda included adopting a $2,950 grant project ordinance for ARPA reentry supportive funds under the Fierce Fellows program.Budget action Grants and outside funding
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29 Draft Five-Year (2025-2029) Consolidated Plan, Annual Action Plan, and Citizen Participation PlanA public hearing was scheduled on the draft Five-Year Consolidated Plan, 2025 Annual Action Plan and Citizen Participation Plan governing the city's use of federal housing and community development funds, with adoption planned upon closing the hearing.
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Passes unanimously
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Community development block grant programme funding.
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An amendment to a Department of Labor grant covering 2024 to 2026.
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A federal recovery subrecipient grant agreement with Fayetteville Street Planning Group, Inc. and United Way of the Greater Triangle, not to exceed $1,000,000.
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An amendment to the recovery grant agreement with Durham Community Land Trustees for the Multifamily Support and Supply program.
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An amendment to the recovery grant agreement with Durham Community Land Trustees for the Durham Affordable Sustainable Homes program.
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Acceptance of $750,000 in Durham County recovery funds for digital equity work, with an interlocal agreement and a grant project ordinance superseding an earlier one.
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Acceptance of a $25,000 2024 Historic Preservation Fund grant to pay for an architectural inventory survey and a National Register nomination for Emorywood Estates.
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Acceptance of $297,140 from the Department of Energy to install rooftop solar at the W.D. Hill Recreation Center, with a capital improvement ordinance amendment.
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A resolution supporting an application for up to $500,000 in Drinking Water State Revolving Fund money to study emerging contaminants.
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A federal recovery subaward to Infinity Bridges, Inc. not to exceed $400,035.
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Acceptance of a $175,000 community policing development micro-grant and the ordinance appropriating it.
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Five ordinances would recognize federal entitlement funds the city has already received: $2,052,760 for Community Development Block Grants, $1,140,306.45 for HOME investment partnerships, $179,195 for emergency solutions, $1,103,729 for housing aid to people with HIV/AIDS, and $106,610 for a Continuum of Care homeless…
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The council would accept a $770,999 federal grant for a justice and mental health collaboration program and adopt the ordinance appropriating it.
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Authorizes a $250,000 grant agreement with JusticeMatters, Inc. for FY25 immigration legal defense work.
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Accepts a Marshals Service grant amendment raising the 2024 Fugitive Apprehension Task Force award from $18,638 to $38,638.
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Adopts a grant ordinance recognizing a federal asset forfeiture award increase from $617,887 to $621,059.84.
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Adopts six federal and state transit grant ordinances, covering metropolitan planning, Volkswagen settlement funds, service for seniors and people with disabilities, and Durham Station rehabilitation.
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The council will accept a $10,000,000 FAA Airport Improvement Program grant and authorize the city manager to execute the grant agreement.
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6 U.S. Department of Transportation - FAA Airport Improvement Program Grant Offer 3-37-0056-069-2024The council accepted a $1,016,279 FAA Airport Improvement Program grant (Grant 69) and authorized the city manager to sign the agreement.
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It authorized a $280,917.73 ARPA subrecipient grant agreement with the Durham Housing Authority.
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It authorized Durham Parks and Recreation to apply for a $500,000 Great Trails State grant for the American Tobacco Trail.
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It authorized an ARPA subrecipient grant agreement with Digital Durham of up to $493,080 for the Digital Equity Delivers Equitable Durham project.
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25 U.S. Department of Transportation - FAA Airport Improvement Program Grant Offer 3-37-0056-070-2024It accepted a $35,478,766 FAA Airport Improvement Program grant (Grant 70), the largest dollar figure on the agenda, and authorized the city manager to sign the agreement.
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It authorized a $650,000 grant agreement with Legal Aid of North Carolina, funded with dedicated housing funds, to continue the Eviction Diversion Program providing legal representation to low-income renters facing eviction for late or unpaid rent.
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The council accepts a $25,000 grant from the United States Tennis Association Southern to repair tennis courts at Southern Boundaries Park.Resolution Grants and outside funding
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The council would approve a tri-party agreement with the NC Housing Finance Agency and NC Homebuilders Association, providing $71,400 in city housing funds plus a $65,000 NCHFA grant for the Construction Training Program.
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The council would approve a grant agreement with Development Ventures Inc. of up to $3,000,000 for the Dillard Street Apartments.
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10 Grant Agreement with Development Ventures Inc. for Forever Home Durham Hope VI Preservation ProjectThe council would approve a grant agreement with Development Ventures Inc. of up to $2,900,000 for the Forever Home Durham Hope VI Preservation Project.
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The council would approve a grant agreement with Development Ventures Inc. of up to $1,800,000 for the Fayette Place and Forest Hills Heights redevelopment.
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The council would adopt a grant project ordinance and a $3,500 agreement with the state Office of the Fire Marshal for the Junior Fire Marshal Camp and Bull City Blazers Girls Camp.
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The council would approve an $800,000 ARPA subaward to St. Joseph's Historic Foundation, Inc. to support Durham's arts and cultural community.
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The council would approve a $399,965 ARPA subrecipient agreement with M-Cubed & Co. Global LLC for the Bridging Business Opportunity and Equity Project.
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The council would fund Made In Durham's education-to-career initiatives with up to $150,000.
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The council would amend the WIOA NCWorks Career Center Operations contract with Eckerd Youth Alternatives, Inc., adding $100,000 for July 2024 through September 2025 and raising the contract cap to $300,000.Contract or award Grants and outside funding
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The council would accept a US Tennis Association grant to repair tennis courts at Southern Boundaries Park.Resolution Grants and outside funding
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The council would accept a second grant, the USTA North Carolina 'Raise the Net' grant, for the same tennis court repairs at Southern Boundaries Park.Resolution Grants and outside funding
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A third USTA grant, the Build It Forward Grant, for the same tennis court repairs at Southern Boundaries Park.Referred back to Parks and Recreation DepartmentResolution Grants and outside funding
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The council holds a public hearing on proposed amendments to six years of annual action plans, FY 2016-17 through FY 2021-22.
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The council would authorize a $1,000,000 ARPA subrecipient grant agreement with the Latino Community Credit Union.Contract or award Grants and outside funding
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The council would authorize a $554,042.30 ARPA subrecipient grant agreement with the Community Empowerment Fund for eviction assistance.
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The council would authorize a $1,000,000 ARPA subrecipient grant agreement with Rebuilding Together of the Triangle.
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The council would authorize a $1,000,000 ARPA subrecipient grant agreement with Durham Community Land Trustees.
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The council would authorize a $700,000 ARPA subrecipient grant agreement with Durham Community Land Trustees for its Affordable Sustainable Homes program.
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The council would adopt a project ordinance and authorize participation in a state Hazard Mitigation Grant Program project worth up to $79,780.
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The council would authorize a $200,000 ARPA grant agreement with the National Institute of Minority Economic Development. The Office of Economic and Workforce Development would administer it.
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A resolution would authorize the city manager to sign an interlocal agreement with the Durham Public School Board of Education funding the Promoting Academic Learning Program with $368,764 in CDBG-CV money, covering January 4 through December 31, 2023.
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The council would adopt a revised federal grant project ordinance for the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act employment training program, recognizing that the U.S. Department of Labor raised the award from $530,142 to $1,094,990.
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The council would authorize a contract of up to $250,000 with the Triangle Community Foundation, as fiscal agent for the We Are the Ones program, and amend the city budget ordinance to fund it.
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The council would authorize an $840,000 ARPA subrecipient grant agreement with Student U for kitchen renovations at the Pearson Project.Contract or award Grants and outside funding
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The council would authorize a $179,200 ARPA subrecipient grant agreement with Provident1898, LLC for the Black Wall Street Hub for Amplifying Durham's Entrepreneur Community.
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The council would authorize the city manager to sign an ARPA subrecipient grant agreement with the Ellerbee Creek Watershed Association for up to $261,631.30 in green stormwater infrastructure.
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A budget ordinance would carry fund balance and encumbrances forward into fiscal 2023 and amend several grant ordinances, including a parks inclusion grant, a watershed protection grant, a Justice Department public-safety grant, two federal transit grants for battery electric buses, and a bulletproof vest partnership…
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The council would authorize a $342,749.40 American Rescue Plan Act grant agreement with Book Harvest for the Durham: The City of Books program.Contract or award Grants and outside funding
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The council would accept a $15,000 HUD grant for the city's fair housing partnership initiative and adopt the grant project ordinance.
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The council would accept an $8,000 HUD grant to fund special enforcement of the city's fair housing program.
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Would adopt a grant project ordinance for opioid settlement funds. It would also authorize a grant agreement with Lincoln Community Health Center for opioid abatement work through June 2027, up to $992,082.
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Would accept a $1,319,026 FAA Airport Improvement Program grant and authorize the city manager to sign the grant agreement.
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Would authorize a tri-party agreement with the North Carolina Housing Finance Agency and the North Carolina Homebuilders Association for a construction training program. The city would contribute $71,400 in housing funds and adopt a $65,000 grant project ordinance.
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The council would authorize the city manager to amend the Durham Rent Relief Program contract, raising its budget by $121,678 to $6,583,571, funded by federal Emergency Rental Assistance 2 money.
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15 National League of Cities' Hispanic Entrepreneurs Program Grant Award and Grant Project OrdinanceThe council would accept a $15,000 National League of Cities grant to launch a Hispanic Entrepreneurs pilot program and adopt the ordinance appropriating the grant funds.
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A public hearing would consider the draft FY2022-2023 Annual Action Plan and $4,232,000 in Community Development Block Grant, HOME, Emergency Solutions Grant and Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS funds.
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The council would authorize a grant agreement with ACRA worth up to $356,142 in Affordable Housing Bond funds for the Fitts-Powell affordable rental preservation project, including $15,000 to relocate tenants temporarily during the work.
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The council would authorize accepting a $5,000 grant from the 2022 Duke Doing Good Award and adopt the ordinance to spend it.Budget action Grants and outside funding
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The council holds a public hearing to take comments on community development needs for the FY2022-2023 Annual Action Plan.
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A $40,000 grant agreement from Welcoming America would fund the city's Fund to Foster Belonging, adopted through a budget ordinance.
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An $848,337 grant would fund the 2021 Connect and Protect: Law Enforcement Behavioral Health Responses Program.
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A Community Impact Funding Agreement with United Way of the Greater Triangle would bring in a $15,000 grant.
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A budget ordinance would authorize a funding agreement with United Way of the Greater Triangle and adopt a $15,000 grant into the city's 2022 budget.
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The council would accept a $44,753,009 FAA American Rescue Plan airport relief grant and authorize the city manager to sign the grant agreement.
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The council would accept a second FAA American Rescue Plan airport relief grant, $5,927,846, and authorize the city manager to sign the grant agreement.
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The council would adopt a $1,298,600 grant project ordinance for city employment training, superseding the prior ordinance for July 2021 through June 2023.Budget action Grants and outside funding
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The council would accept an amended HIDTA grant and adopt a revised project ordinance reflecting a decrease from $434,439.92 to $275,033.22.
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The council would accept a 2021 Paul Coverdell Forensic Science Improvement Program grant and adopt a $250,000 project ordinance for it.
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The 2022 Blue Benevolence Grant Project Ordinance would appropriate $75,000.Budget action Grants and outside funding
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The city would enter an inter-local agreement with Durham County, receive $98,124 in Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant funds, and adopt a project ordinance appropriating that amount.
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A budget ordinance would accept an $18,000 grant from the Bob Barker Company Foundation for Durham's guaranteed income pilot, and the city manager would sign the grant agreement.
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The council would authorize accepting $95,600 in fair housing case processing grants from HUD and adopt the related grant project ordinance.
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The council would authorize a $6,500 HUD partnership grant for fair housing work and adopt the related grant project ordinance.
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The council would carry forward unspent Fiscal Year 2020-21 funds into the current budget, amend capital project ordinances covering a ballpark and stormwater work, and accept two HUD Continuum of Care grants and a U.S. Marshals Service fugitive task force grant.
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The council would extend the Longtime Homeowner Grant Program to homeowners in the Walltown neighborhood and apply the change to the 2020 tax year.
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