Last Modified on 02/08/2008 19:46:46Community Development Block Grant Program (CDBG)
Fight Back Program
Aesthetic Funds
Community Development Block Grant Program
Description The Phoenix Community Development Block Grant Program is an annual allocation of funds from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to the city. These funds are for neighborhood revitalization, housing rehabilitation, construction of facilities such as senior and community centers, small business loan programs, social services and homeless assistance. The city provides these funds to nonprofit agencies and groups through a variety of Request for Proposal (RFP) and open application programs. The programs must benefit primarily low/moderate income persons or areas.
Grants Coordinator Barbara Bellamy Title Grants Administrator Department Neighborhood Services Department Phone Number 602-262-7845 E-mail Address barbara.bellamy@phoenix.gov Deadline phoenix.gov/GRANTS/sumchrt.html Varies by category - See phoenix.gov/GRANTS/sumchrt.html
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Not available at this time.Application Link phoenix.gov/GRANTS/sumchrt.html CDBG
2009-10 RFP OrientationWill be scheduled October 2008. Please call a month ahead of time for specific dates.
Description The Phoenix City Council designates eight new Fight Back neighborhoods each year. The program provides specialized support and funds over a limited time period to assist with resident-driven neighborhood improvement efforts. Efforts generally focus on revitalization, sustainability, crime and blight reduction, resident participation, neighborhood leadership, physical improvements and community building. Grants Coordinator Annie Alvarado Title Deputy Director - Coordination Division Department Neighborhood Services Department Phone Number 602-534-2393 E-mail Address melody.simmons@phoenix.gov Deadline N/A Technical
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Spanish: None available at this time.
Application Link None available at this time Application Information The City Council selects eight new Fight Back Neighborhoods annually. Locate your council office at phoenix.gov/citygov/mayorcouncil/index.html
Description The city of Phoenix receives an annual allocation from Salt River Project (SRP) to assist city departments with infrastructure improvements related to capital projects. Funds are typically applied to utility undergrounding or tiling or piping irrigation ditches. Funds can also be used for aesthetic improvements such as walls and landscaping of SRP facilities. Projects are submitted by city departments and prioritized by the Engineering and Architectural Services Department. There is no open application process. Community organizations or neighborhood associations that are partnering with a city department on a construction project should inquire about these funds through the sponsoring city department.
Grants Coordinator Mario Brown Title Civil Engineer Department Engineering and Architectural Services Phone Number 602-262-4970 E-mail Address mario.brown@phoenix.gov Deadline Not applicable Technical
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