HomeMy WebLinkAboutexhibit 1 -policy attachment30th Year Public Services Policy Attachment
Distribution among Districts:
The funding of CDBG proposals for the 30th Program Year will be divided among
Districts based on the U.S. HUD formula allocation distribution by District provided in
the chart below:
District 1 -
21.2%
District 2 -
15.2%
District 3 -
23.9%
District 4 -
16.1%
District 5 -
23.6%
Total
100.0%
Priority Activities by Districts:
The Request for Proposals (RFP) for 30th Program Year funding of public service
activities will be limited to the District -specific priorities identified below.
District
Priority Activities
District 1:
1 — Elderly Services & Activities
2 — Child Care
3 — Programs for Persons with Developmental Disabilities
District 2:
1 — Job Training & Placement
2 — Child Care
3 — Substance Abuse Services
4 — Programs for Persons with Developmental Disabilities
District 3:
Open to all facets of Public Services
District 4:
Open to all facets of Public Services
District 5:
1 — After -School Programs
2 — Elderly Services & Activities
3 — Programs for Ex -Offender Re-entry & Persons with Disabilities
Child Care Services:
Child care services include daycare and after -school programs. Child care providers
awarded funding for the 30th Program Year will be paid according to the maximum daily
reimbursement rates established by Miami -Dade County for the City of Miami service
area.
Infants
$22.00
Toddlers I
(1-2 years)
$18.00
Toddlers II
(2-3 years)
$17.00
Pre-Schoolers I
(3-4 years)
$17.00
Pre-Schoolers II
(4-5 years)
$18.00
Meals for Elderly Residents
Agencies providing meals for elderly residents will be reimbursed per meal provided
according to the rates listed below. These rates reflect average reimbursement rates from
the 29th Program Year. Rates may be negotiated for agencies with active government
agreements reflecting higher rates for the identical services.
Reimbursement per delivered meal
$7.25
Reimbursement per served meal
$5.00
Reimbursement
All reimbursement for public service activities will be paid per unit of service.
Minimum Eligibility & Maximum Funding Criteria
The following minimum eligibility and maximum funding criteria must be met for any
applicant to be recommended for funding.
• The City of Miami retains the option to renew or extend the agreement with
subcontractor for an additional year, subject to satisfactory contractor
performance, available funding and ongoing community needs.
• All City monitoring and/or audit findings for the applicant and related agencies
must be resolved to the satisfaction of the Administration prior to application
submission.
• The Agency must be current with OMB-A133 (audited financial statements)
requirements at the time of application submission.
• The Agency's proposal must meet a minimum score requirement on the
appropriate RFP rating criteria.
• 30th Program Year funding recommendation for any previously funded agency
will not exceed that agency's 28th Program Year performance (timely eligible
expenditures).
• 30th Program Year funding recommendation for any agency not previously funded
by the City will not exceed that agency's verifiable performance with another
major funding source (specifically, timely eligible expenditures).