MINUTES OF THE SEPTEMBER 28, 2021 CDBG COMMISSION
MEETING.
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Approval.
D. Presentations
Staff provided information to the public regarding the CDBG and HOME programs in
accordance with Dane County's Citizen Participation Plan; as well as, an overview of the
available CDBG and HOME funds expected to be available in 2022.
E. Public Hearing on the 2022 CDBG and HOME funding recommendations.
List of registrants, in speaking order:
Baltazar De Anda Santana (Latino Academy of Workforce Development), in support of
the funding recommendations. Thanked the Commission while highlighting program
accomplishments, and explained how the academy is able to reach more students
commensurate with increased levels of County support.
Joyce Frey (City of Fitchburg), in support of the funding recommendations. Thanked the
Commission and expressed support for the Fitchburg community partner organizations,
including Habitat for Humanity; Latino Chamber of Commerce; WWBIC; Little John's;
Boys and Girls Club; Badger Prairie Needs Network; Latino Academy of Workforce
Development; the City of Fitchburg.
Rebecca Wiese (Movin' Out), in support of the funding recommendations. Thanked the
Commission and explained how the County's support gives the organization a greater
reach, allowing the organization to provide greater levels of support to low-income families
in Dane County.
Scott Endl (City of Fitchburg), in support of the funding recommendations. Thanked the
Commission, re-iterating the impact of the project in a high need area of Fitchburg.
Theodore Yancey (Movin' Out), in support of the funding recommendations. Thanked the
Commission for the support, and echoed Rebecca's words about the impact of County
funding.
Lamarr Gibson (Stoughton Affordable Transportation), in support of the funding
recommendations. Thanked the Commission, summarizing the services provided and
the increased demand for their services in Stoughton.
Jessica Cavazos (Latino Chamber of Commerce), in support of the funding
recommendations. Thanked the Commsision for the support, detailing the growth of the
member organizations and impact of those businesses on the greater economic climate
in Dane County.
Chair Solberg also read aloud written comment submitted from the Village of Mount
Horeb.