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qualification within the City of Euless will be assisted with improved access to infrastructure<br />

benefits.<br />

• An estimated $454,058. in CDBG funds plus $5,880 in CDBG Program Income for Owner<br />

Occupied Housing Rehabilitation activities will provide for the availability and accessibility of<br />

decent housing for an estimated 14 households and to maintain the program.<br />

• An estimated $ 87,000 in CBDG funds will be used for CDBG Public Service activities for<br />

supportive housing services and case management to provide for the availability and<br />

accessibility of decent housing to approximately 25 households. The supportive housing<br />

positions are responsible for outreach and enrolling homeless individuals and families into the<br />

<strong>Tarrant</strong> <strong>County</strong> Transitional Housing Program.<br />

• An estimated $42,000 in CBDG funds will be used for SafeHaven of <strong>Tarrant</strong> <strong>County</strong>'s SafeSchool<br />

Program. The program will provide for one staff person to provide evidence‐based curricula to<br />

decrease teen violence, bullying and child abuse to youth and low income persons/households.<br />

The grant funding for <strong>PY</strong><strong>2013</strong> will serve approximately 2,000 duplicated youth.<br />

• An estimated $ 120,849.00 for ESG Homeless Emergency Shelter activities will provide<br />

accessibility for the purpose of providing availability and accessibility to a suitable living<br />

environment for approximately 10,200 homeless individuals at nighttime and daytime shelters<br />

at five emergency shelter facilities receiving ESG operational, utility cost and essential service<br />

assistance.<br />

• An estimated $ 63,460. for ESG Rapid Re‐Housing to provide housing relocation and stabilization<br />

for people and families who are literally homeless. Short and medium term financial rental<br />

assistance and services such as case management to stabilize approximately 4 families.<br />

• An estimated $ 2,000 for ESG HMIS data administration, reporting and training. Funds will be<br />

used for salaries for HMIS operation, providing Technical support, training and maintenance of<br />

software and production of reports when requested. Costs will be based on a flat fee to produce<br />

requested reports, training and technical assistance and additional fees based on the number of<br />

unduplicated clients served within a year.<br />

• Estimated $ 629,500 ($503,600 HOME funds plus 25% non‐federal match) for HOME CHDO set<br />

aside for to construct 2 new single family homes and acquire/rehabilitate and resell two single<br />

family properties. All four homes will provide down payment and closing cost assistance not to<br />

exceed $10,000 for households that are at or below the 80% Median Income level as well as<br />

meet all HOME requirements.<br />

• $45,000 for CHDO operating expenses to pay for the operation of the community housing<br />

development organization. Such costs include salaries, wages and other employee benefits,<br />

rent, utilities, communication costs and etc.<br />

• Approximately $ 368,578 ($283,522 in HOME funds plus a minimum of 25% non‐federal match)<br />

for Owner Occupied Home Rehabilitation activities will provide for the availability and<br />

accessibility of decent housing for approximately 7 households. Participating cities who will<br />

meet the 30% match will participate under HOME funds. Under <strong>PY</strong><strong>2013</strong> funding, these cities<br />

include; Euless, Hurst and White Settlement.<br />

Annual <strong>Action</strong> <strong>Plan</strong><br />

<strong>2013</strong><br />

3<br />

OMB Control No: 2506‐0117 (exp. 07/31/2015)

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