2021 Accomplishments
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2021 Accomplishments
2021 CDBG CAPER
The 2021 Program Year is the second year of the City of Longmont's 5-year Con Plan (2020-2024). We made strides in FY2021 using CDBG funds toward the 2020-2024 Consolidated Plan.
Table 1 within the 2021 CAPER (page 2) shows the progress to date of the Consolidated. Please see "Financial Overview" tab below for more specific information on actual projects undertaken in 2021.
While not all funding budgeted was spent in 2021, awards encumbered with 2021 funds will reach completion in 2023 and are expected to greatly advance our goal progress specifically for rental units’ rehabilitation.
Longmont continues to provide its CDBG, HOME, and Affordable Housing funds toward programs that not only serve all racial/ethnic minorities but serve people with disabilities and female heads of household. The City of Longmont in 2021 through its CDBG entitlement funding assisted 82 female heads of household and 42 households with a disability.
Documents
- 2021 CAPER
- 2021 CDBG Activity Summary Report
- 2021-2022 CDBG Housing Activities
- 2021 CDBG Summary of Accomplishments
- 2021 Summary of Consolidated Plan Projects Report (not yet available)
- 2021 CAPER Presentation
- 2021 Performance Report
2021 CDBG Financial Overview (Table)
Type of Spending |
Amount ($) |
---|---|
2020 Unexpended Funds |
$730,570 |
2021 CDBG Grant |
$558,679 |
Program Income | $17,1976 |
Funds to Re-Purpose | $62,304 |
2021 Budget |
$1,244,920 |
Expenditures |
$493,149 |
2021 Unexpended Funds |
$814,075 |
Summary of Unspent Funds (Table)
Project/Program |
Budget ($) |
2022 Expenditures ($) |
---|---|---|
Rehab project delivery |
$41,491 | $14,448 |
General Housing Rehab (GR) |
$297,334 | $69,325 |
HSBC - Housing Counseling |
$50,000 | $50,000 |
OUR Center Individual Assist | $107,648 | $107,648 |
Crismann II Land Aquisition | $350,000 | $0 |
Security at the Suites | $6,984 | $6,984 |
LHA Aspen Meadows Reloacation |
$150,000 | $150,000 |
Imagine Rehab |
$59,000 | $0 |
Fresh Start Utility Assistance | $89,551 | $0 |
Breakdown of who was assisted
Families and individuals across all races were assisted in many ways during FY 2021. The City of Longmont is predominantly white (70% white alone) and about 24% Hispanic/Latino.
Assistance to populations by source of funds
beneficiary demographic data |
CDBG | Percentage |
---|---|---|
White |
363 | 51% |
Female Head of Household |
82 |
11% |
Latino/Hispanic |
78 | 11% |
Elderly | 130 | 18% |
Races Other than White |
24 | 3% |
Disabled |
42 | 6% |
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