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HOME-ARP Funds Budget Amendment

These federal funds provide rental assistance and support services to help homeless individuals and families in your community find stable housing.

Oct 14, 2025

Public Hearing on HOME-ARP Funding Allocations

This hearing allows you to voice concerns about how $1.99 million in federal homelessness assistance funds will be spent in your city—whether it goes toward rental help, housing services, or shelter expansion.

Mar 31, 2023

Water Department Budget Amendment with American Rescue Plan Funds

Your water utility is receiving nearly $8 million in federal pandemic relief funds to improve water infrastructure and service reliability for your household.

Apr 5, 2022

Supportive services agreement using HOME-American Rescue Plan funds

Tenant-Based Rental Assistance (TBRA) program using HOME-American Rescue Plan funds

Supportive Services using HOME-American Rescue Plan funds for qualifying populations experiencing homelessness or housing instability

Tenant-Based Rental Assistance Program using HOME-American Rescue Plan funds

HOME Investment Partnership - American Rescue Plan funds for homeless services and affordable housing

American Rescue Plan Fund revenue appropriation increase for professional services

Mar 26, 2024

city council

The council's largest single contract approved at this meeting was $57,500 to Matrix Consulting Group for fire department labor cost analysis — funded through the American Rescue Plan Fund, passed 5-0 — after the city controller disclosed that only one vendor responded to the RFP; the structured agenda also lists $4.23M and $4.02M in recurring General Fund expenditures associated with this item, but neither figure was discussed in open session. A $45,000 contract with Future Buildings for a metal storage building at fire station #3 — sitting just below the city's $50,000 approval threshold — was initially voted through 5-0 after brief discussion, but was pulled back before adjournment when the city controller sought to add account code lines clarifying a fund transfer between Measure P and the General Fund; the item will return at a future meeting. A $2,525 purchase order to Johnson Controls, Inc. for City Hall HVAC temperature sensor and flow switch replacement passed 5-0 with no discussion. Thirteen residents addressed the council during public comment, raising concerns that included a stalled AFSCME union contract expired since 2019, ADA noncompliance at city facilities, the absence of Spanish-language translation services, street and infrastructure deterioration, and alleged harassment at a local cemetery.