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Overall HUD Project Applications Table 26-27.pdf

Finance, Economic Development and Jobs Committee
February 23, 2026

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Overall HUD Project Applications Table 26-27.pdf
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Attachment C

Overall HUD Project Applications for FY 2026-27 Funding

FY 2026-27 Community Development Block Grant Applications (CDBG)- Non-City Public Services & Facilities HUD
Category Applicant Ward Proposal Amount
Requested
FY 25-26
Funded
HUD
Eligible
Staff
Rating
CD Recommendation
and Notes
Recommended
Funding
Public
Services TBD All Fair Housing Services in
the City of Bakersfield $100,000 $100,000 Yes 30
Staff recommends
approval. This is a
required service by
HUD.
$100,000
Public
Services
Bakersfield
Senior
Center
Ward 1
Senior Services at the
Bakersfield Senior
Center.
$150,000 $90,000 Yes 30 Staff recommends
approval.
$90,000
Public
Services
Mercy
House All
Administration for
Homeless Prevention
and Rapid Rehousing
Program
$170,430 $0 Yes 28 Staff recommends
approval.
$170,430
Technical
Assistance to
Small
Businesses
Upwards,
Boost
Program
All
Online technical
assistance to daycare
providers.
$400,000 $100,000 Yes 27
Staff does not
recommend approval
at this time.
$0
Public
Facilities
CAPK
Friendship
House
Ward 1
Purchase and
installation of modular
building to be used as
community classroom
$645,344 $0 Yes 28
Staff recommend
approval of funding
from FY 25-26.
$645,344 from
FY 25-26*
Non-City Public Services and Facilities Requested: $1,465,774 Recommended FY 26-27 Funding: $360,430

FY 2026-27 Community Development Block Grant Applications (CDBG) – City Departments HUD Category Applicant Ward Proposal Amount
Requested
FY 25-26
Funded
HUD
Eligible
Staff
Rating
CD
Recommendation
and Notes
Recommended
Funding
Public Facilities
(Priority 1) Public Works Ward 3 Alta Vista Area Curb,
Gutter and Sidewalk $600,000 $600,000 Yes 26 Staff recommends approval.
$600,000
Public Facilities
(Priority 2) Public Works Ward 2 Oakdale Area Curb,
Gutter and Sidewalk $600,000 $0 Yes 28 Staff recommends approval.
$600,000
Public Facilities
(Priority 3)
Public Works Ward 3

San Dimas Area
Curb, Gutter and
Sidewalk
$600,000 $0 Yes 28
Staff recommends
approval.
$600,000
Public Facilities
(Priority 2) Public Works Ward 2
Solar Powered
Street Lights on S.

King Street and East
Potomac Avenue
$282,107 $0 Yes 28 Staff recommends
approval.
$282,107
Public Facilities
(Priority 1) Public Works Ward 2
Solar Powered
Street Lights on P
Street
$478,461 $0 Yes 28 Staff recommends
approval.
$478,461
Public Facilities
Department of
Recreation and
Parks
Ward 2
Community House
Repairs – ADA
improvements
$60,000 $0 Yes 26 Staff recommends
approval.
$60,000
Rehab:

Accessibility
Improvements
Economic and
Community
Development
All
Home Accessibility
Improvement
Program
$262,838 $63,835 Yes 27 Staff recommends
approval.
$262,838
Capital Improvement Projects Requested: $2,883,406 Recommended FY 26-27 Funding: $2,883,406 CDBG Admin (20%) = $810,959

FY 2026-27 Home Investment Partnerships (HOME) Applications HUD Category Applicant Ward Proposal Amount
Requested
FY 25-26
Funded
HUD
Eligible
Staff
Rating
CD Recommendation and
Notes
Recommended
Funding
CHDO Set Aside
Required set-
aside. No
applicants
applied.

All
Set Aside Fund
for Community
Housing
Develop.Org.
$235,873.46 235,873.46 Yes n/a Staff recommends
approval.
$235,873.46
Affordable
Housing/Transitional
Housing
Victory
Family
Services
Ward 2
Purchase
current property
being leased for
transitional
foster youth
program (16
units).
$1,000,000 0 Yes 27 Staff recommends
approval.
$702,847.32
Affordable Housing Mercy House All
Homeless
Prevention and
Rapid Rehousing
Program
focused on BLNC
$476,520 0 Yes 28 Staff recommends
approval.
$476,520
Affordable Housing Housing
Authority All
Dulce Hogar PSH
Rental
Assistance
$1,200,000 0 Yes 28
Staff does not
recommend approval at
this time.
$0
Affordable Housing Cesar Chavez
Foundation
In
County.

Right
outside
Ward 2
Construction of
59 affordable
housing units at
Washington and
Potomac.
$9,999,474 0 Yes 22
Staff does not
recommend approval at
this time.
$0
HOME Requested: $12,675,994 Recommended FY 26-27 Funding: $1,415,240.78 HOME Admin (10%) = $157,248.98

FY 2026-27 Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) APPLICATIONS HUD
Category Applicant Ward Proposal Total Cost FY 25-26
Funded
HUD
Eligible
Staff
Rating
CD Recommendation and
Notes
Recommended
Funding
Emergency
Shelter
Alliance
Against Family
Violence
All
Operating expenses
for emergency
shelter
$66,980 $35,000 Yes 29 Staff recommends approval $25,000 Homeless
Prevention
Open Door
Network All
Expenses to house
families and
individuals at risk of
eviction
$70,000 $57,340 Yes 28 Staff recommends approval $64,460.50 Rapid
Rehousing
Open Door
Network All
Expenses to house
homeless families
and individuals.
$70,000 $57,340 Yes 28 Staff recommends approval $64,350 Emergency
Shelter
Open Door
Network All
Operating expenses
for emergency
shelter
$143,092 $70,000 Yes 29 Staff recommends approval $70,000 Emergency
Shelter
The Mission
at Kern
County
All
Operating expenses
for emergency
shelter
$97,500 $70,000 Yes 29 Staff recommends approval $70,000 Outreach Flood
Ministries All
Expenses to operate
outreach efforts to
homeless persons.
$25,000 $25,000 Yes 28 Staff recommends approval $25,000 Outreach Be Finally
Free All
Expenses to operate
outreach efforts to
homeless persons.
$200,000 $0 Yes 26 Staff does not recommend
approval at this time. $0
Medical
Outreach
Clinica Sierra
Vista All
Operations for
Medical Outreach
Team
$65,000 $0 Yes 29 Staff does not recommend
approval at this time. $0
ESG Requested: $737,572 Recommended Funding: $318,810.50 ESG Admin (7.5%) = $25,849.50

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