City of Cincinnati - File #: 202300264

• File #: 202300264
• Version: 2
• Type: Ordinance
• Status: Passed Emergency
• File created: 1/6/2023
• In control: Cincinnati City Council
• On agenda: 1/25/2023
• Final action: 1/25/2023
• ORD/RES# date: 1/25/2023
• ORD/RES#: 0017-2023
• Title: ORDINANCE (EMERGENCY) submitted by Sheryl M. M. Long, City Manager, on 1/11/2023, ESTABLISHING the City of Cincinnati's human services funding priorities for Fiscal Year 2024 and subsequent Fiscal Years; ESTABLISHING an Impact Award for one large-scale social innovation project; ESTABLISHING a multi-year funding cycle for all human services funding; ADVISING the United Way and any other organization assisting the City with evaluating human services funding applications that City Council's policy regarding the City of Cincinnati's human services funding priorities is as follows: Impact Award, up to 33 percent; Comprehensive Workforce Development Support, 25 percent; Youth Gun Violence Prevention and Reduction, twenty percent; Supporting, Securing, and Stabilizing Housing for High-Risk Populations, ten percent; Emergency Wrap-Around Services (through Project LIFT), ten percent; overhead, two percent; and ADVISING the United Way and any other organization assisting the City with evaluatin...
• Sponsors: City Manager

Date	Ver.	Action By	Action	Result
1/25/2023	2	Cincinnati City Council	Passed Emergency	Pass
1/25/2023	2	Cincinnati City Council	Emergency clause to remain	Pass
1/25/2023	2	Cincinnati City Council	Suspension of the three readings	Pass
1/23/2023	2	Budget and Finance Committee	Recommend Passage Emergency
1/17/2023	2	Budget and Finance Committee	Held
1/11/2023	2	Cincinnati City Council	Referred to Budget & Finance Committee

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ORDINANCE (EMERGENCY) submitted by Sheryl M. M. Long, City Manager, on 1/11/2023, ESTABLISHING the City of Cincinnati’s human services funding priorities for Fiscal Year 2024 and subsequent Fiscal Years; ESTABLISHING an Impact Award for one large-scale social innovation project; ESTABLISHING a multi-year funding cycle for all human services funding; ADVISING the United Way and any other organization assisting the City with evaluating human services funding applications that City Council’s policy regarding the City of Cincinnati’s human services funding priorities is as follows: Impact Award, up to 33 percent; Comprehensive Workforce Development Support, 25 percent; Youth Gun Violence Prevention and Reduction, twenty percent; Supporting, Securing, and Stabilizing Housing for High-Risk Populations, ten percent; Emergency Wrap-Around Services (through Project LIFT), ten percent; overhead, two percent; and ADVISING the United Way and any other organization assisting the City with evaluating human services funding applications that the initial Impact Award should prioritize eviction prevention and housing stabilization.

recommendation

PASS EMERGENCY