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Advisory committee scores applications and awards four CDBG public service grants
In a work session, committee members scored public service applications separately, then voted award by award: Guyon Saunders Resource Center $55,000, Martha's Home $23,000, Maverick Boys & Girls Club $21,800 and the Salvation Army $21,800, as the minutes record them. The council packet two months later lists slightly different amounts for three of the four.[1][2]
What the sources say
- ✓ Verified
The May 16, 2023 minutes say the committee "moved to separate seating arrangements for privacy of application review, no open conversation/discussion allowed," with staff explaining risk assessments and "scoring assessments based on Factors 1-4 (high risk) and tier levels based on average score of 8.5." Each award was then reviewed in "open discussion" and approved on a motion and second; the minutes record each as "vote/motion carried" without a tally. In April 2023 the department had opened applications for FY2023-2024 funding through April 28. [1][2]
- ⚠ Sources differ
The committee minutes and the council packet give three of the four 2023-24 public service awards differently.
Reported value 1[1]
- Guyon saunders
- $55,000
- Marthas home
- $23,000
- Maverick
- $21,800
- Salvation army
- $21,800
CDAC minutes, May 16, 2023 (scanned; amounts checked against the page images): 'award $23,000' for Martha's Home and 'award $21,800' each for Maverick Boys & Girls Club and the Salvation Army.
- Guyon saunders
- $55,000
- Marthas home
- $23,500
- Maverick
- $21,810
- Salvation army
- $21,810
July 11, 2023 council packet: the transmittal memo, the public notice and the CDAC review worksheet (pp. 121-128) list Martha's Home at $23,500 and Maverick and the Salvation Army at $21,809.50 each; the 2025-26 worksheet in the July 22, 2025 packet lists the same as 2023-24 funded amounts.