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Meriden City Council to review proposed city grants manager position
MERIDEN — A request to establish a new grants manager position in the city’s finance department received the backing of both the City Council’s personnel and finance committees Monday night. A series of votes supporting that personnel measure were along party lines, with Democrats on both committees backing them and Republican and We the People Party councilors voting against them. The grants manager position, according to a draft job description, would report to the city’s finance director if the position is approved by the council. That person would be responsible for researching available grants, including federally funded, state funded and other grants funded through foundation or local sources. The proposed…
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New grants to finance outstanding rents
New grants to finance outstanding rents Applications open for Eviction Assistance Rent Program in Grays Harbor County A second round of funding through the state’s Eviction Rent Assistance Program is available to Harborites who have missed rent payments since the COVID-19 pandemic began. To administer the program, Grays Harbor County Public Health contracted with FORWARD, a digital platform for program administration, and a human service company called the Equity Institute to divvy $291,000 in grants to households in the county. The funding will cover missed or unpaid rents since March 1, 2020 for people still living in the same residences, and people with an income at or below 80{9f99fe44fce1aa3c813d0a0ce4da2fbea8a5a58e9d85c4a2927dd8140cb676b5} of…
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Manage Disaster Recovery Grants and Finances
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