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Historical: Newport News Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report — 2023–2024

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CDBG-CV Status Update The City of Newport News was awarded CDBG-CV funds in the amount of $1,741,495.00. All of those funds have been committed to allowable activities. As of June 30, 2024, the organizations to which the funds were allocated have expended $1,565,616.09 with $175,878.91 remaining. The funds were awarded to five (5) non-profit organizations and administrative costs for both the City of Newport News and NNRHA. Total Award Spent Remainder Beneficiaries Funds Usage LINK of $263,726 $239,000 $24,726 9924 nights of shelter Purchase of additional vehicles to aid in social distancing Hampton to Homeless persons when transporting clients Roads Menchville $198,320 $198,320 0 362 Homeless persons Updating HVAC System for healthier air quality, preparing House non-congregate rooms to accommodate family groups and Ministries isolate the ill and vulnerable, installing locks for safety and security, updating communications systems for safer and more productive operations Transitions $100,500 $97,646.09 $2,853.91 402 Domestic Violence Installing HVAC system for healthier air quality, Installing Family Survivors security system for safety of staff and clients, and to minimize Violence exposure to germs by changing hand operated locks with Services electronic building access. United Way $580,650 $580,650 0 358 NN Eviction prevention and homelessness prevention through of the Low-Mod households assisting with unpaid rent, electric, water bills for low-to-mod Virginia 944 individuals households. Peninsula Virginia $250,000 $250,000 0 58,067 individuals Provided equipment and physical improvements to assist the Peninsula Foodbank in meeting the huge increase in the demand for Foodbank food and services. Achieved increased operational efficiency through updated computers and programs, improved lighting. NNRHA $312,434 $200,000 $112,434 Admin Oversight and management of CV funds and recipients CV-Admin 5
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