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City of Takoma Park COVID-19 Fund Update Update on COVID-19 Fund City of Takoma Park Assistance to Residents and Businesses Presented by: Grayce Wiggins, Housing Manager Samira Cook Gaines, Economic Development Manager Housing


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Update on COVID-19 Fund Assistance to Residents and Businesses

City of Takoma Park

Presented by:

  • Grayce Wiggins, Housing Manager
  • Samira Cook Gaines, Economic Development Manager

City of Takoma Park COVID-19 Fund Update

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Housing Division – Update – COVID-19 Plan ▪

Estimated 20,000 households are delinquent in rent payments in Montgomery County

State of Maryland and Montgomery County Department of Housing and Community Affairs are primary sources of funding

City of Takoma Park’s COVID-19 funding will supplement these funds

Ability to maintain rent moving forward

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City of Takoma Park

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Housing Division – Update – COVID-19 Plan ▪

Admi dministrati tive e Ord Order ers

Resumption and Eviction Orders – State of Maryland Judiciary

Timelines – Phase III of re-opening

Montgomery County - Civil Matters scheduled for dockets beginning on or after August 31, 2020 for civil proceedings postponed – 3/16/2020 – 7/20/2020

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City of Takoma Park

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Housing Division – Update – COVID-19 Plan

Housing Division – COVID-19 Plan

Add ddressing the he ne needs eds of

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enters and and home homeowners

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Programs to as assis ist renters

Expansion of Emergency Financial Assistance administered by Ministries United Silver Spring Takoma Park

Eviction prevention (money to stop eviction actions filed in court)

Prescription assistance

Food

Utility disconnections

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Creation of

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Rental Assistance Pr Program to

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assist famil families wh who need fin financia ial support to remain on

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City of Takoma Park

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Housing Division – Update – COVID-19 Plan

Housing Division – COVID-19 Plan

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Programs to

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assist home homeowner ers

▻ Assistance to Condominium Communities - assist in sustaining essential community

needs

▻ Assistance to Homeowners with non-federally backed mortgages ❑ Assi

ssista tance e with h Pers Personal Pr Prote tective Eq Equipmen ent t (r (reusable fac face ma masks, , glov

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, sa sani nitize zers)

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Housing Division – Update COVID-19 Plan ▰ Expansion of Emergency Financial Assistance ▻

Administered by MUSST - $10,000

▰ Creation of Rental Assistance Program ▻

Administered by MUSST - $150,000

Up to three (3) months - $200 a month (250 beneficiaries based on prior years)

▰ Assistance to Condominium Communities – HOA Fees ▻

$30,000 to assist in sustaining essential community needs

▰ Assistance to Homeowners with non-federally backed mortgages ▻

$50,000 – low to moderate income households

▰ Assistance with Personal Protective Equipment (reusable face masks; gloves, sanitizers) ▻

$50,000

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City of Takoma Park

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Housing Division – Update COVID-19 Plan ▰ Shared Resources & Webinars

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City of Takoma Park

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Economic Development - COVID-19 Spending Update

RESPONSE

▰ Citywide Small Business Mini-Grant Program ▻

Final grant awards - $105,000 (Complete)

Direct financial assistance to 92 businesses

Outreach and Funding Info to 556 businesses

REBUILD

▰ Healthy Business Program - $50,000 Orig. Est. ▰ $67,000 current, Estimated $30k-$40 for Rnd. 2 ▻

Assistance with PPE (masks, gloves, sanitizers)

Disinfecting & Cleaning

Public Health Signage

Virus Testing for Staff 8

City of Takoma Park

REBUILD continued

▰ Small Business Tech. Assist - $50,000 Orig. Est. ▻

Business Model Changes

Operation Improvement

Marketing and Sales

Financial Assistance

▰ Additional Assistance - $50,000 Orig. Est. ▻

Inventory and Equipment

Exit Strategies

Evictions

Legal

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Economic Development – Workforce Development

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City of Takoma Park

REBUILD continued

▰ Workforce Development - $25,000

Addressing barriers to getting and keeping employment

Training and Certification

Employment Coaching and Counseling

Job Readiness

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Healthy Business Grant Program: Applicants

57 Eligible Applicants 61 Applicants Received 38 Applicants Awarded

($46,000 Estimated Total)

City of Takoma Park

430 Employees 14 Average Years in Business $255,500 Estimated Need

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Healthy Business Grant Program: Applicant Need

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51 51 22 43 11

Personal Protective Equiptment (PPE) Cleaning Supplies COVID-19 Testing for Owners Equipment & Supplies for Operational Changes Other

Business Needs

(50% Rent Support) 61 Applications Received

City of Takoma Park

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Healthy Business Grant Program: Applicants

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City of Takoma Park

61 Applications Received 48% 52%

Mini-Grant Awarded

No Yes 47% 43% 3% 2% 5%

City Location

OTBA CDA Flower/Erie NH Ave/Sligo N/A

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Healthy Business Grant Program: Demographics

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City of Takoma Park

39% 61% 0%

Gender

Man Woman Non-Binary 0% 36% 48% 16%

Age

18-24 25-44 45-64 65+ 5% 95%

Physical Disability

Yes No

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Healthy Business Grant Program: Demographics

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City of Takoma Park

13% 21% 30% 0% 38% 2% Asian Black/Afr.Amer./African Descent Hispanic/Latinx Native Hawain/Pacific Islander White Other: Arab

Race