A Before and After of the Playground at Tungsten Park. The new playground was completed in 2023. This is an example of the many projects which CDBG is used to support important neighborhood projects.
Since 1974, the City of Euclid has been an Entitlement Community, where grant funding is received directly from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The grant funding allows the City to implement various projects and programs that benefit low- to moderate- income households and persons relating to housing, economic development, public improvements, and limited public services, in order to create suitable living environments, economic opportunity, improved neighborhoods and public facilities, and the elimination of slums and blight. In Program Year (PY) 2023, the City of Euclid received $1,022,275.00 from HUD.
Due to current projections through Congressional Budget Appropriations actions, it is anticipated that the City of Euclid will receive approximately $900,000.00 in CDBG funding in PY 2024.
Proposals for limited Public Service activities to be carried out by City departments and/or nonprofit organizations, as well as for physical development projects and programs for Housing Rehabilitation, Municipal Beautification, and Public Facilities Improvements; additionally, Economic Development Activities, and activities that Affirmatively Further Fair Housing, for PY 2024 will be discussed through the Community Development Citizens Advisory Committee, a 12-member committee dedicated to advising and guiding the direction of Euclid’s annual CDBG funding.
The City of Euclid will be soliciting public feedback and comments on PY 2023 CDBG-supported projects and programs, and planning for PY 2024 CDBG, through a series of public meetings and participation. Public Meetings will take place between September and December of 2023. Interested residents and stakeholders are welcome and strongly encouraged to attend these meetings and participate in the planning process.
Please be attentive to the following dates and actions:
PY 2024 will mark the City of Euclid’s 50th year as an Entitlement Community.
If you have any questions about CDBG funding, including past and present projects and programs, please contact Community Development Manager Ed Chenock at echenock@cityofeuclid.com or (216) 289-8140.
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