Grants and outside funding items between 12 Oct 2025 and 12 Oct 2026
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| Subject | Items |
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| Grants and outside funding | 412 |
| Budget and appropriations | 120 |
| Health and human services | 80 |
| Schools and education | 58 |
| Housing and affordability | 42 |
| Police and public safety | 42 |
| Parks and recreation | 39 |
| Arts and public art | 38 |
| Environment and sustainability | 32 |
| Roads and transportation | 21 |
| Transit | 19 |
| Farmland and open space | 18 |
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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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Authorizes an application for a $2,996,226 federal grant toward renovating Ailey Young Park. The grant requires a dollar-for-dollar match, and an award would come back on a future consent agenda.
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The Arts Commission recognizes 38 grant recipients, 79% of 48 applicants, sharing $106,959.50 in state Grassroots Arts and county funds against $189,843 requested.
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A hearing on Orange County Transportation Services' applications for $515,928 in federal and state transit money for fiscal 2028, on a $764,366 program. It covers demand-response operations for seniors and people with disabilities, a mobility manager, and two 25-foot light transit vehicles.
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Three state grant agreements for transit administration, an accessible electric van and demand-response trips, carrying $540,821 in state and federal money and a $263,381 local match already budgeted.
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Awards the county's HOME-ARP money, of which $1,275,403 was set aside in May for rental assistance and supportive services, to Housing for New Hope, the only applicant.
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Accepts $88,000 for the Sheriff's Office from the 2026 High-Intensity Drug Trafficking Area grant held by the City of Durham, and authorizes the manager to sign the use contract.That the Board of Commissioners: 1. Authorize the County Manager to sign the contract for Use of the City of Durham 2026 High-Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA) Grant by Wake County. 2. Accepts…
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Lets the Sheriff's Office finish its application for year six of a Governor's Highway Safety Program grant, worth $96,231.That the Board of Commissioners approve a resolution and agreements for the Wake County Sheriff’s Office to finalize a grant application to the North Carolina Governor’s Highway Safety Program (GHSP)…
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Lets the Sheriff's Office finish its application for year three of a second Governor's Highway Safety Program grant, worth $191,442.That the Board of Commissioners approve a resolution and agreements for the Wake County Sheriff’s Office to finalize a grant continuation application to the North Carolina Governor’s Highway Safety P…
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Certifies Chatham Transit Network as the county's designee to apply for federal Section 5311 rural transit grants through NCDOT for fiscal 2028 to 2032, as it has in past years.
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Accepts $2,081 more in state maternal health money for prenatal care, bringing this year's addendum to $25,495. No county money is required.
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The Continuum of Care reports pending applications of $6,989,569 for youth homelessness, $7,378,974 in HUD Continuum of Care renewals for 16 projects, and $392,309 in state Emergency Solutions Grants, with awards expected by year end. It also covers White Flag cold-weather shelter planning for about 280 beds and 14 op…
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16-7413 Food Security UpdateCooperative Extension reports on the 2023 food security plan's ARPA programs, most ending in December 2026. Partners distributed more than 2 million pounds of fresh food from 2024 to 2026 and generated $11 million in sales for local producers. The update also covers continuing farmers market SNAP support, the farm-to-…
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Completes the $272,750 purchase of a bottomland forest tract near the Sandy Creek confluence that the board approved in January 2025. A $173,000 NC Land and Water Fund grant pays most of it, and $99,750 moves from the open space project to cover the county's share. The site holds shellbark hickory, a tree the state li…
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Housing for New Hope and Central Pines Regional Council report on UNITE Street Medicine, the ARPA-funded team that brings health care to unsheltered residents with partners including the HEART response team and Durham Tech.
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Accepts $35,000 passed through from the City of Durham's $175,000 Together Table grant, from the African American Mayors Association and the American Beverage Foundation. Cooperative Extension would hire a part-time community garden coordinator and expand cooking and nutrition classes through September 2027.
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26-0495 Budget Ordinance Amendment No. 27BCC026 Public Health to Recognize $11,791 for Family PlanningAccepts $11,791 more in state family planning money for the health department, the difference between the budgeted amount and the 2026-27 award. No county money is needed.
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Staff report on a $500,000 youth grant program funding 10 to 12 one-year grants to nonprofits for mental health, enrichment and academic support. Applications open 16 October and are due 20 November.
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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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A hearing on the 2025 consolidated annual performance and evaluation report, which is how the county accounts for its federal affordable housing money.That the Board of Commissioners holds a public hearing to receive comments on Wake County’s 2025 Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER).
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A hearing and vote on a business development grant for Novartis Innovative Technologies, under the incentive policy the board adopted on 17 August.That the Board of Commissioners holds a public hearing and approves a Business Development Grant Agreement with Novartis Innovative Technologies, Inc. subject to the terms and conditions acceptable t…
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A public hearing and resolution committing $37,500, a 10 percent match, for the state transportation department's 2028 Enhanced Mobility of Seniors and Individuals with Disabilities grant.
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Where the county stands on a new Cost of Community Services study, paid for by a grant from the state's Agricultural Development and Farmland Preservation Trust Fund.
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An update from the committee that reviews agricultural economic development grants.
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A funding agreement with Wake County to draw matching money the county awarded through its Municipal Impact Fund Grant. The combined funds would pay a consultant to write an Affordable Housing Plan.
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A resolution for a municipal agreement with the state transportation department for construction money for phases 2 and 3 of the Smith Creek Greenway, TIP number BL-0188, through the Locally Administered Projects Program.
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A resolution adopting the town's age-friendly community strategic action plan.
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Grant proposals for the board's approval.
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Chatham's health department would accept $4,248 in additional family planning funding from NC DHHS, drawn from state and federal sources including Title X. The money would cover staffing costs for family planning clinical services.
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Chatham County Department of Social Services would accept $2,700 in one-time LINKS funding from NC DHHS to help cover added needs for foster children aged 14 to 21. The award requires no local match.
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A $310,000 contract with Chatham Transit Network would use a federal-state grant to fund medical trips and rides to the county's Pittsboro and Siler City aging centers, plus grocery trips. The county already approved a $31,000 local match last year and expects up to $279,000 back from DOT in quarterly reimbursements.
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Hearing on the HOME consortium's report for July 2025 to June 2026: $464,907 was available, including local match and program income, and $169,322 went to tenant-based rental assistance.
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Hearing and approval of an application to NCDOT for $191,911 in federal and state rural transit administration money, with a $33,867 local match from transit tax funds.
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Hires Habitat for Humanity of Orange County for about four home repairs worth $180,000 of state money, and accepts a $273,000 NC Housing Finance Agency grant for the program.
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Ratifies a grant of up to $4,999 for replacement tablets used in damage assessment and shelter telehealth.
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A consent budget amendment to record water and sewer grant funds. The agenda does not give the amount.Approved on the consent agenda
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Staff would update the committee on the 2026 street tree replacement grant, which funds replacing trees along town street rights-of-way.Staff or committee report Environment and sustainabilityGrants and outside fundingRoads and transportation
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26-0478 Closed SessionA closed session before the regular meeting to consult the county attorney under G.S. 143-318.11(a)(3). The chair reported afterwards that no action was taken and direction was given to staff.Held; no action taken, direction given to staff.
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A resolution for the 95th birthday of Carrie Zimmerman Matthews, a reading instructor and undergraduate adviser at North Carolina Central University for more than 45 years.Adopted; read by Commissioner Burton.
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A proclamation naming September National Recovery Month. The Recovery Community of Durham holds its tenth annual event on 26 September at Elizabeth Street United Methodist Church.Adopted.
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A one-year extension of the Governor's Highway Safety Program grant for the Sheriff's Office, funding two deputies on traffic enforcement at 75 percent county and 25 percent federal money, and cutting one position from the office's authorized count.Approved on the consent agenda, unanimously.
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26-0428 Interlocal and Joint Use Agreements for New Emergency Operations Center and Backup 911 Call CenterAn interlocal agreement and joint use agreement with the City of Durham for the new emergency operations center and backup 911 call center at 2422 Broad Street. The project budget is $55,156,315.24, with the county responsible for $25,869,253, or 46.9 percent. The city council considers it on 21 September.Approved on the consent agenda, unanimously.
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Recognizing $15,000 from the Burt's Bees Foundation for Conservation Corps North Carolina's ecological restoration work on county preserves.Approved on the consent agenda, unanimously.
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Recognizing $171,408 from the 2025 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant and approving an interlocal agreement with the City of Durham, splitting the money evenly between a Sheriff's Office training system and the police department's training and forensic services divisions.Approved on the consent agenda, unanimously.
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Recognizing $300,000 from Carolina Complete Health for public health work on barriers to care for uninsured and underinsured residents. No county money is required.Approved on the consent agenda, unanimously.
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Members review the scoring rubric and submittable questions for the 2026-27 Community Climate Action Grants. All scores are due by 9 a.m. on 5 October.
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A resolution and project ordinance approving the 2026-2027 public housing capital fund program plan, which sets how the town spends its federal capital grant on public housing.adopted · Pass · Council adopted R-1, approving the 2026-2027 Public Housing Capital Fund Program Plans.
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A resolution supporting a $183,785 application to the Governor's Highway Safety Program for the 2027 fiscal year, brought by the town's Vision Zero coordinator.adopted · Pass · Council adopted R-2, supporting a Grant Application to the Governor's Highway Safety Program for FY27.
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At the council's request, economic development staff review the boundary of the Downtown Investment Grant program, benchmark it against other Wake County programs, and lay out what expanding the eligible area would mean. The council is asked whether it wants the boundary changed. Thirty minutes.
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A hearing and a vote the same night on an economic incentive grant agreement with Novartis Innovative Technologies. The packet carries both an original agreement and an updated one.
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Extra state money for the Juvenile Crime Prevention Council in the 2027 budget year, accepted and appropriated.That the Board of Commissioners accepts and appropriates $10,000 of additional funding from the North Carolina Department of Public Safety (NC DPS) to support ongoing youth traffic diversion programm…
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Additional Ryan White Part B funding for oral health care, which serves county residents living with HIV.That the Board of Commissioners accepts and appropriates $211,380 from the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS) for Ryan White Part B Oral Health Care Services.
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Supplemental federal money for the county's share of Medicaid administration in 2027.That the Board of Commissioners accepts and appropriates $2,400,705 of State revenue and expenditures in the General Fund from the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services to support im…
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Community Care of North Carolina funding for the county public health department's child health program.That the Board of Commissioners accepts and appropriates $71,331.02 of funds awarded through Community Care of North Carolina for Bringing Value Home Innovation Funding into the Public Health Grants…
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Closes out finished summer capital and grant projects and moves the leftover money.That the Board of Commissioners approves budget revisions to several Capital Improvement Project (CIP) Funds to close completed projects with remaining budget capacity as described below. Unexpended…
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The federal transit formula grant agreement for 2025, which pays part of the county's transit operating cost.That the Board of Commissioners Approves the FFY2025 FTA 5307 agreement between the City of Raleigh and Wake County (GoWake Access) in the amount of $2,520,246.
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A hearing on the county's 2028 application to the state's Community Transportation Program, which funds rural and demand-response service.That the Board of Commissioners: 1. Holds the required public hearing on the FY 2028 Community Transportation Program grant; 2. Approves the FY 2028 Community Transportation Program grant application…
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26-0384 FY 2026-27 Governor's Highway Safety Program grant, and a reduction of one sheriff's positionA one-year extension of the state highway safety grant, now at a 75 percent local match. It funds two traffic-enforcement deputies rather than the three it started with in 2022, and cuts one authorized position from the sheriff's office. The county pays $143,251 against $47,750 federal.
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Gifts accepted on the district's behalf.
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Grant proposals the district is submitting.
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An evaluation contract for the Synergy project under the federal Magnet School Assistance Program grant.
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The second budget amendment of the fiscal year.
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A funding request against the county's opioid settlement money, with an amended spending authorization resolution and a matching budget amendment.
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8.j Approval to Reallocate Returned Community Climate Action Grant Funds to the FY 2026-2027 Grant CycleMoving climate action grant money that was returned unspent into the 2026-27 grant cycle.
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Year-end reports from the Burwell School, the Hillsborough Arts Council, the Orange County Museum, and the Alliance visitors centre, all funded by the board.
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How the board splits its money between grants, contract partners, and special projects or sponsorships. The Tourism Development Authority may revisit its own structure at the same time.
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Speaker : Terry Sult, Police Executive Summary: The 2025 Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) provides $13,483 in federal funding, with no local match required, to equip the Cary Police Department’s Technology Resource and Support Vehicle with portable power stations and rapid deploy kits that ensure officers have reliable…
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** Please note the staff report was updated on 8/25/26 and those changes are shown in red.** Speaker : John Collins, Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Resources Executive Summary: Cary has successfully hosted and helped grow a Professional Pickleball Association (PPA) tournament since 2024, including a higher-level PPA…
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Speaker: Kimberly Branch, Finance Executive Summary: Staff requests Council approval of commercial property, commercial liability, and inland marine insurance policies with Trident Public Risk Solutions for the 2026-2027 policy year. Cary procured these policies through an existing agreement with broker USI Insurance…
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Amy Eckberg presents on the climate action grant program, the longest item on the agenda.
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Appropriates $150,000 in General Fund fund balance for a Library Master Facilities Plan.
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Recognizes $233,176 from NC DHHS for local public health workforce development.
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Recognizes $15,000 from the state Improving Community Outcomes for Maternal and Child Health grant for Family Matters Durham.
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Recognizes $56,250 from the state Chronic Disease and Injury, Tobacco Prevention and Control Branch for tobacco/nicotine prevention training in Region 5.
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Acceptance of a Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation grant.
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Acceptance of an ABC Board grant funding youth summer camp outreach.
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Ordinance 26-08-19-001 creating a dedicated fund for grants and special revenues.
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Authorizes submission of a grant application to the North Carolina Division of Parks and Recreation's Recreational Trails Program.
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An update on the WCPSS Angel Fund, which pays for necessities for students in hardship, with BAPS Charities.
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A resolution recognising BAPS Charities, the charitable arm of a Hindu organisation, for its giving to the Angel Fund.
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Gifts accepted on the district's behalf.
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Grant proposals the district is submitting.
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Appropriates grant funding for the county's homelessness Continuum of Care program.
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Accepts $5,293 in additional HUD funding and reprograms part of the county's HOME-ARP allocation from non-congregate shelter toward other affordable-housing uses.accepted · Pass · Commissioner Evans moved, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, That the Board of Commissioners: 1. Accept and appropriate $5,293 to reflect additional funds from the U.S. Department of…
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Updates the county's Business Development Grant Policy to add a Transformational Project tier, a job-based payout structure for headquarters projects, and adjusted wage/investment thresholds.accepted · Pass · Commissioner Thomas moved, seconded by Vice-Chair Jackson, That the Board of Commissioners approves the updated Wake County Business Development Grant Policy to establish a Transfor…
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Consideration of a $10,000 special projects funding request, rolled over from fiscal year 2026, for the CycleNC Mountains to Coast event.
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4.A.ii Flushfest FundingConsideration of a $15,000 special projects funding request for Flushfest.
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Consideration of a $2,500 partnership funding request for the Moorefields Bluegrass Festival.
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Shifts $933,464.49 from two completed Sheriff's Office capital projects, plus $142,587.23 in PAYGO funds, to fund the first year (total $1,076,051.72) of a five-year, up to $2,835,557.06 contract with Tritech/CentralSquare Technology to move the Sheriff's Office computer-aided dispatch system to the cloud.
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Recognizes $2,444 from the state Communicable Disease Branch for HIV/STI screening, treatment, and prevention services.
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Recognizes $850,290 in additional state funding and authorizes nine new full-time positions in the Department of Social Services to implement federally mandated Medicaid changes from H.R. 1.Staff or committee report Budget and appropriationsGrants and outside fundingHealth and human servicesPolice and public safety
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Board review of the Sheriff's Office's $171,408 Byrne JAG grant application, split 50/50 with the Durham Police Department, to fund a virtual reality training tool among other uses.
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Sustainability staff review the Community Climate Action Grant's mission, its past awards and the scoring tools the commission uses.Reviewed
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Accepts a $6,279,759.94 federal Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership / Land and Water Conservation Fund grant for Yeargan Park Phase 1, matched with funding from the 2021 bond program.
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Grant proposals the district is submitting.
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The consolidated federal grants package for the 2026-27 school year.
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Progress on the federal energy efficiency and conservation block grant funding building energy audits, and on the Electrify campaign.
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Three items, taken together.Approved unanimously
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Accepts a Great Trails State Program grant from the state Division of Parks and Recreation for the Mountains-to-Sea Trail expansion at the Seven Mile Creek Natural Area, and authorizes the chair to sign.Approved on the consent agenda
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The downtown development director briefs the committee on NC Main Street and T-Mobile grant opportunities, the history of the T-Mobile program and when the town might apply.Discussed
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A grant application to the state Agricultural Development and Farmland Preservation Trust Fund to pay for a new cost of community services study, which compares what land uses pay in taxes against what they cost the county to serve.
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Update from the committee reviewing agricultural economic development grant applications.Staff or committee report Economic development incentivesFarmland and open spaceGrants and outside funding
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Fifteen consent items, including the first fiscal 2026-27 budget amendment, a state grant for a mobile integrated health program, financial policies for the transit tax working group, the Rigsbee subdivision preliminary plat, a reinstated interlocal agreement with Chapel Hill, and a Duke Energy grant for a flood detec…Approved unanimously.
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Staff Recommendation : Staff recommends updating the Downtown Façade Improvement Grant Program Guidelines and the Downtown Building Rehabilitation Grant Program Guidelines to reflect the revised review process, with the Pittsboro Downtown Advisory Board serving as the final recommending body following review by the De…
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Speaker : Kelly Blazey, Town Manager’s Office Executive Summary: GoCary currently operates from a leased operations and maintenance facility that cannot accommodate service expansion or alternative fleet fueling options. The Wake Transit Plan and a Federal Transit Administration grant allocate significant financial re…
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Where the fiscal 2027 cultural arts grants stand.
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The nonprofit education work group proposes asking new members what they want to learn, then briefing the committee in January on nonprofit conditions and on which grantees are Arts Center residents or co-brand events with the town, before the grant review.
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A write-off of utility debt predating 2020 and consolidation of the law enforcement special separation allowance fund into the general fund. Capital amendments for a park renovation design, greenway crosswalk improvements, a cybersecurity grant award and safe routes to school projects.
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Abandoning part of the water, sewer and access easements at a car dealership site, and conveying eight police vehicles to a community college.
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An evaluation of the current state of the town's sanitary sewer collection system, funded by an asset inventory and assessment grant.
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An update on the asset inventory and assessment grant, which is evaluating the condition of the town's sanitary sewer collection system.
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Consent agenda Grants and outside funding
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The recommended funding plan for the town's Human Services Funding Program, which distributes grants to non-profits.adopted · Pass · Council adopted R-5 approving the recommended funding plan for the Human Services Funding Program.
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An amendment to the county's 2022 public-private broadband contract, extending service to another 105 unserved households. The original roughly $10 million deal aimed at about 6,370 passings, was cut back to 5,852 homes in autumn 2025, and has paid Lumos $9.2 million with about $800,000 in ARPA money left. 5,859 locat…Approved unanimously.
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Fourth-quarter transit work program amendments covering county administrative funding, a Chapel Hill Transit shift from operating to capital, and GoTriangle's Route 800 and TAP.Approved.
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Public hearing under NCGS 158-7.1 on an economic development incentive grant tied to a $14 million capital investment by Mosaic Hospitality LLC.
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Town stormwater staff briefed the board on how floodplains are defined and on a GIS grant program.
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A budget amendment appropriating water and sewer grant funds.
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The board is asked to proclaim June 2026 National Pride Month in Durham County.
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A budget amendment to recognize $16,909 in Duke Energy "Share the Light" funds for the Department of Social Services, used to help residents in crisis pay energy bills, deposits, or reconnection charges. No county funds are required.
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26-0264 FY 2026-27 County Funding Plan for the Home and Community Care Block Grant (HCCBG) for Aging AdultsThe board is asked to review and approve the county's funding plan for the Home and Community Care Block Grant, which pays for services that let older adults stay in their homes, such as adult day care, congregate and home-delivered meals, and transportation.
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An update on county climate action work.Received.
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Routine monthly budget amendments and grant items on the consent agenda. The agenda gives only the item title, with no further detail in the document.
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Proclaiming Pride Month.Adopted unanimously — a vote Pittsboro's board took 4-1 six days later.
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How to spend the county's share of the national opioid settlement. Orange County expects $12,748,445 over eighteen years from the $26 billion agreement all 100 North Carolina counties joined.Recommendations received unanimously; staff directed to bring a final spending authorization resolution on 16 June, where it passed on the consent agenda.
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The board accepted and appropriated Walmart Foundation Community Grant Program funding for the Wake County Sheriff's Office.
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The board appropriated excess American Rescue Plan Act revenue for future one-time uses.
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The board adjusted the FY26 Grants and Donations budget.
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A preview, ahead of the June 8 regular session vote, of a budget amendment recognizing $16,909 in Duke Energy "Share the Light" funds for the Department of Social Services to help residents pay energy bills.
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26-0264 FY 2026-27 County Funding Plan for the Home and Community Care Block Grant (HCCBG) for Aging AdultsA preview, ahead of the June 8 regular session vote, of the county's funding plan for services that help older adults stay in their homes.
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The climate action plan request for proposals still waiting on purchasing, energy audits complete with a report due mid-June, and bids being prepared for energy work at the Siler City public health building and the Western Senior Center.
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The committee considers an application for Career and Technical Education state and federal funding for fiscal year 2026-27.
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The council adopted its annual plan for spending federal HOME Investment Partnerships Program funds, which support affordable housing.adopted · Pass · The Council adopted R-1 approving the 2026-2027 Home Investment Partnership Program Annual Plan.
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Upcoming retirements and new applications.
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An update to the town's American Rescue Plan Act financial policies to align with current federal guidelines.
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A $381,456 federal award which, with match and programme income less a 10 percent administration allowance, gives the consortium about $450,000. Only two applications were received and both funded: $180,000 in full to Habitat for Humanity for repair and rehabilitation, and $271,981 to a homelessness partnership for te…
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Facade improvement grant for a downtown Main Street property.Consent agenda Grants and outside funding
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The recommended list with outcomes attached. Funded: a community organising group at $25,000 and a health provider at $25,000. Not funded: $10,000 for disability access, referred to the aging department; $1,500 for a laundry service; $5,000 for a children's fund; $900 for a historical society, also referred to aging.…
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A resolution authorizing submission of the town's FY2026-27 HOME Annual Action Plan, part of Orange County's regional administration of federal HOME housing funds.
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Additional funding for Preserving Home, a nonprofit that rehabilitates homes for Garner residents.
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A substantial amendment to the county's HOME-ARP allocation plan, which governs federal pandemic-era housing money aimed at homelessness and housing instability.
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approved · Pass · A motion was made by Vice Chair Franklin Gomez Flores, seconded by Commissioner David Delaney, that the application for the Crime Victim Services with NC Governor’s Crime Commission…
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The board reviews scoring for this round's tourism grant requests.
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The board reviews funding updates for five tourism partners: the Alliance visitor center, the Arts Council, the county museum, the Chamber of Commerce's parade and tree-lighting program, and the Burwell School, whose request is included for the first time this cycle.
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The county accepts grant funding for its Continuum of Care homelessness program.
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The county accepts added state funding for its youth crime-prevention programs this fiscal year.
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The board certifies next year's plan for the Juvenile Crime Prevention Council.
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Recognizes a donation toward youth athletic scholarships.
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Recognizes a club donation to the police department.
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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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8.I Budget Amendment - Recognize Donations from Woman's Club and Junior Woman's Club - Fire DepartmentRecognizes donations from two community clubs.
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A hearing on reallocating federal HOME-ARP funds toward supportive services for qualified populations.
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Public hearing Grants and outside funding
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Speaker : Mary Lederle, Planning and Community Development Executive Summary : Cary uses a blend of federal and local funds to further housing initiatives in high-impact strategy areas, including new housing opportunities, housing preservation, and housing stability support. Each year, Cary invites organizations worki…
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Speaker : John Collins, Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Resources Executive Summary: Cary has successfully hosted and grown The Soccer Tournament (TST), a Town-recognized event, since 2023 and has recently signed a long-term agreement to host the event in Cary at WakeMed Soccer Park through 2029. As part of the agreem…
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The boundaries of the Main Street district. Staff said the town is pursuing grants within the district, which requires the boundaries to be defined earlier than planned.
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The 2026-27 Community Development Block Grant annual action plan and its project ordinance, adopted on consent.adopted · Pass · Resolution R-1 and ordinance O-1 approves the 2026-27 Community Development Block Grant Annual Action Plan.
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The impact of the district's Title I programme, and the federal funding behind it.
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Adoption of an updated high performance building policy, a construction contract, property tax releases and refunds for April, and adjustments to the county's federal pandemic recovery funds.
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The item would move $1,690,296 in ARPA funds from the Early Years Build Babies Durham project to the Slater Road/Shiloh Glen lift station project, raising that project's ARPA share to $14,825,577, and replace the Early Years funding with ARPA interest income so its total award stays at $4,090,296.
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Public hearing and board review of nonprofit partner funding requests as part of the FY2026-27 budget process.
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The Electrify program with Central Pines Regional Council, energy audits for county buildings, the resolution to the governor, and the climate action plan request for proposals due by the end of the month.
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Members discussed the next steps after voting on their cultural arts grant recommendations, which go to the parks, recreation and cultural resources advisory board.
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Acceptance of a USTA grant to resurface tennis courts at North Main Athletic Complex.
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Update to the town's Downtown Investment Grant policy, which funds downtown business improvements.
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Award of the town's nonprofit grant funding for the current fiscal year.
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Wake County will submit a state PARTF grant application to help fund improvements at Crowder County Park.
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