Community Development Block Grant Program
Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)
The Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program allocates an estimated $1.9 million in federal funds per year to sub-recipients throughout the Spokane area to conduct activities that improve the lives and living conditions of low and moderate income county residents. The department allocates these funds each year through a Request For Proposal (RFP) process and provides technical assistance and oversight to sub-recipients to ensure compliance with all applicable federal requirements.
Sub-recipients use CDBG funds to improve local infrastructure, provide needed human services, improve parks and public facilities, increase recreational opportunities, and create jobs for low-income individuals
Community Development Oversight
Spokane County’s Community Services, Housing, and Community Development Department provides oversight of the CDBG and HOME Programs.
The Housing and Community Development Division provides the technical support necessary to comply with federal laws and regulations, plans for the implementation of the CDBG and HOME programs, allocate funds, establish goals and objectives, and carries out eligible activities.
The Housing and Community Development Division has developed the Annual Action Plan in partnership with the Housing and Community Development Citizen Advisory Committee (HCDAC), the municipal members of the Urban County Consortium, other county departments, area citizens, not-for-profit organizations, local businesses and others.
Program Funding
The Spokane County CDBG and HOME Programs fund eligible activities that address affordable housing, public facility, infrastructure, economic development, public services, and other needs of low-income persons throughout Spokane County.
This could not be done without citizen participation.
HUD 2022 MEDIAN FAMILY INCOME LIMITS
Spokane County- Low/Mod Income Percentages Mapping Tool
CDBG Budget for 2022
| Anticipated 2020 Block Grant Entitlement |
$1,680,888 |
|---|---|
| 2021 Program Income (Anticipated) |
$75,000 |
| 2020 Federal Allocation Un-obligated Carry Over | $121,787 |
| 2021 Program Income |
$40,000 |
| Total Funds Available for 2019 Projects |
$1,842,675 |
| Program Administration, Oversight, Compliance and Planning (20%) |
$344,178 |
| Maximum Public Service Funding Allowed (15%) |
$255,541 |
2022 CDBG Projects
Public Services
| Public Service Projects - County Wide |
Project Name |
Amount Funded |
|---|---|---|
| Greater Spokane County Meals on Wheels | Senior Nutrition | $59,915 |
| New Hope Resource Center |
Emergency Services |
$19,715 |
| Salvation Army |
Food Bank |
$17,881 |
| Spokane Valley Partners | Food Bank | $41,000 |
| Public Service Projects - Cities and Towns |
City/Town |
Amount Funded |
| Cheney Outreach-Emergency Assistance |
Cheney |
$29,231 |
| The Green House-Emergency Services |
Deer Park |
$36,001 |
| Medical Lake Community Outreach |
Medical Lake |
$34,915 |
| Spokane Valley Partners- Emergency Services |
Spokane Valley |
$23,560 |
| |
Affordable Housing
| Housing Projects - County Wide |
Project Name |
Amount Funded |
|---|---|---|
| Spokane Neighborhood Action Programs |
Emergency Housing Repair |
$171,772 |
| |
Economic Development
| Economic Development Projects - County Wide |
Project Name |
Amount Funded |
|---|---|---|
| SNAP Financial Access |
Micro Enterprise | $107,106 |
Public Improvements/Infrastructure - County Wide
| Public Improvements/Infrastructure - County Wide |
Project Name |
Amount Funded |
|---|
Public Improvements/Infrastructure - Cities and Towns
| Public Improvement/Infrastructure - Cities and Towns |
City/Town |
Amount Funded |
|---|---|---|
| Water System Improvements | City of Cheney | $224,600 |
| Water System Improvements | City of Deer Park | $350,000 |
| Park Road Sidewalk Improvements | Spokane Valley |
$358,076 |
| Sewer System Improvements | Town of Fairfield | $256,617 |
Public Facilities
No Projects
Planning
No Projects