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Second Round Applications Received

On November 18, 2022, the County of Fresno opened the second-round application solicitation period for State Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (SLFRF). The 47-day application solicitation period opened on Friday, November 18, 2022, and ended Wednesday, January 4, 2023, at 5:00 p.m. The table below list all applications received during the second-round open application period.

The Recommended Second Round Award List is available to view on the County Board of Supervisors August 22, 2023, Agenda. County of Fresno - File #: 23-059 (legistar.com)

For additional information, please email your request to ARPA@fresnocountyca.gov

Entity Program Title Requested Funds
Malaga County Water District MCWD Well 5A, Gap Funds $2,551,500
Fresno County Department of Public Works & Planning CSA 47 - Quail Lake Planning and Design $809,500
Malaga County Water District MCWD Tank at Well 5 Site, Gap Funds $704,750
Riverdale Public Utility District Municipal Water Supply Construction, Gap Funds $500,000
Fresno County Department of Public Works & Planning CSA 44A, Millerton Lake Mobile Home Park Planning and Design $437,500
Fresno County Department of Public Works & Planning CSA 44D, Monte Verdi, Irrigation Reclaim System Construction $270,000
Dorabelle Mutual Water Company Water System Infrastructure Repairs $100,000
Poverello House Kitchen Remodel $2,500,000
Habitat for Humanity Fresno, Inc. Backfill Retention Basin, Firebaugh $573,200
Fresno Area Hispanic Foundation Mobile Food Vendors Program $1,000,000
Fresno County Internal Services Division Facilities HQ HVAC/Envelope $864,081
Westside Family Preservation Services Network Youth Empowerment Center at San Joaquin $349,039
Self-Help Enterprises Cherry Crossing I, Sanger $500,000
Self-Help Enterprises Guardian Village, Reedley $600,000
Central California Food Bank Groceries2Go Home Delivery and School Capacity Expansion $400,806
Auberry Sawmill, Inc. Three-Phase Power, Auberry Sawmill $140,000
Valley Center for the Blind Accessible Transportation for People with Disabilities $50,000
The Fresno Center Cultural Community Garden and Food Distribution $1,000,000
The Senior Citizens Village Senior Citizens Village Broadband $414,701
Boys and Girls Clubs of Fresno County Triple Play at Del Rey, Firebaugh, Huron $287,693
Fresno County Historical Society Maintenance and Repairs, Buildings and Artifacts $364,725
Fresh Start Youth Center DBA Mollie's House Empowering Silent Voices and Treatment Center $264,400
Fresno Mission City Center, Service Providers $250,000
Asian Business Institute and Resource Center Crop Buyback Program, Pt. 3 $250,000
Care Fresno, Inc. CARE Programs for Youth $255,953
Central Sierra Chamber of Commerce CSCC Maintenance and Repairs $15,000
Central Valley Scholars Education Recovery Project $458,219
Clovis Rodeo Association Clovis Rodeo, 2023 $150,000
Education and Leadership Foundation Equitable Navigation of Services and Resources $613,019
Education and Leadership Foundation Fellowship Program $400,000
El Cazador, LP Apartment Unit and Amenity Upgrades, Service Coordinator $1,130,000
Fresno County Fire Protection District 2023-24 Emergency Response Staffing $13,138,946
Fresno County Historical Society Archivist $200,000
Fresno County Historical Society Broadband Expansion for Security and Back-up Systems $35,634
Fresno County Historical Society Kearney Mansion Roof Restoration $150,000
Handle It Helping Hands Inc. UAV Drone Academy $4,200,200
Helping Others Pursue Excellence Grassroot CBO's Aligned to Recover $665,000
Laton Community Services District Small Office Construction $377,000
Magnolia Crossing Senior Assisted Living Employee Retention and Enhanced Care $563,977
Regenerate California Innovation Transformation 10x $600,000
San Joaquin Valley Media Alliance Fresno County Broadband Adoption Project $80,000
Fresno County Department of Public Works & Planning Shaver Lake Observation Deck Construction $665,000
Total Amount $38,879,843
 

Application Information

On November 8, 2022, the County Board of Supervisors (County Board) “earmarked” an initial $4.22 million of its State Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (SLFRF) for eligible activities that will serve the residents of Fresno County. It is anticipated that funding availability could potentially grow by March 2023.

Funding will be made available to local entities including, but not limited to: nonprofits, small business, community based organization, special districts, and County departments. 

The County of Fresno is now soliciting proposals for the one-time SLFRF for projects, activities, or programs that will help the community respond and recover from the COVID-19, align with the priorities of the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (ARPA), and further the County Board’s Priorities and Guiding Principles.

Prospective applicants are strongly urged to review Additional Funding areas created by ARPA prior to completing the SLFRF Subrecipient Application to ensure that the applicant's proposal is not eligible for funding in those areas.

SLFRF may be used for eligible activities under four general categories: Respond to the public health emergency or address its negative economic impacts;

  1. Respond to the public health emergency or address its negative economic impacts;
  2. Provide premium pay for essential workers;
  3. Replace public sector revenue loss, subject to certain limitations; and
  4. Investment in water and sewer infrastructure, and broadband infrastructure.

The County of Fresno is accountable to the United States Department of the Treasury for oversight of its subrecipients, and the County must ensure it and its subrecipients comply with all requirements of the SLFRF Program and reporting requirements. (Please review the Compliance and Reporting Guidance from the Department of the Treasury.)

On February 1, 2022, the County Board adopted a Subrecipient Selection Policy that will guide selection, monitoring, and oversight of future subrecipients.

Subrecipient Selection Policy - PDF

On June 21, 2022, the County Board adopted a Subrecipient Monitoring Policy that establishes the County’s procedures for monitoring the County’s subrecipients of the ARPA-SLFRF Program, to ensure each subrecipient’s compliance with all applicable federal statutes, regulations, and the terms and conditions of the County’s subawards to such subrecipients.

Subrecipient Monitoring Policy - PDF

Application Form

Subrecipient Application (WORD Fillable)

Subrecipient Application Key Dates and Deadlines

  • November 18, 2022 – Subrecipient Application opens for 47 calendar days.

  • November 29, 2022 – Zoom Webinar event with instructions and Q&A
  • January 4, 2023 – Application deadline 5:00 p.m. PST
  • January 2023 - July 2023 – Application Review and Vetting, Processing second round subrecipient application submittals to the County
  • March - April 2023 – Funding recommendation presented to Fresno County Board of Supervisors
  • August 2023  – Fresno County Board of Supervisors presentation on recommended second round award list and earmarking/award of funding to awarded programs. Board Agenda Item 4 – File Number 23-0859
  • September – November 2023 – Vet earmarked programs included in the Second Round Award List totaling $4,225,000

Guidance Information

Please visit the links below for additional information:

Resources and Documents

HUD Qualified Census Tracts

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