2016 State Grant Application (Closed and Awarded)
General application criteria were:
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The minimum application amount - $5,000,000
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Maximum application amount - $19 million.
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Each application could contain only one project.
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Each applicant was permitted to submit a total of two applications. Depending on demand, no applicant was awarded a subsequent application until all eligible applicants had been awarded at least once.
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Each project was required to identify how activities would contribute to long‐term recovery and restoration of housing in the most impacted and distressed areas.
Please refer to the 2016 Application Guidebook for complete application information.
2016 Application
Applications closed on September 18, 2019.
If you are unable open a .pdf file in your browser, please download the .pdf file by right-clicking and selecting "Save link as...", then open it with Adobe Acrobat.GLO projects awarded:
| Applicant | Applicant County | CDBG Request $ | Project Activity | Score | Percent LMI |
| Lee County | Lee | $2,000,000.00 | Buyout activities to repair damage sustained during the 2016 floods, remove repetitive loss homeowner from harms way, and protect the investment of disaster recovery funds to support community workforce housing. | 70.60% | |
| Cross Plains | Callahan | $2,000,000.00 | Multifamily housing - Increase the supply of affordable rental properties. | 100.00% | |
| Wharton | Wharton | $2,000,000.00 | Assist homeowners with elevation, rehabilitation, and reconstruction of homes to address existing damage and mitigate future damage. | 100.00% | |
| Madisonville | Madison | $2,000,000.00 | Multifamily housing - Increase the supply of affordable rental properties. | 100.00% | |
| Brookshire | Waller | $2,000,000.00 | Assist homeowners with elevation, rehabilitation, and reconstruction of homes to address existing damage and mitigate future damage. | 100.00% | |
| Grimes County | Grimes | $2,000,000.00 | Road and drainage improvements will effectively drain storm water and decrease erosion to allow residents, emergency services and other traffic ingress/egress during flood events and other possible disasters. |
78.9935 | 60.29% |
| Navasota | Brazos | $2,000,000.00 | Approximately 1,800 linear feet of drainage system improvements along Washington Street will allow storm water to drain away from the Manley/Teague drainage basin area reducing threats to health and safety of residents. | 78.4335 | 73.91% |
| Madison County | Madison | $2,000,000.00 | Road and drainage improvements in Precincts 3 and 4 will effectively drain storm water and decrease erosion to allow residents, emergency services and other traffic ingress/egress during flood events and improve resiliency for residents. | 77.2194 | 64.41% |
| Austin County | Austin | $2,000,000.00 | Restore roadside ditches and roadway surfaces along Kaechele Road, Tower Road, Tomlinson Road, Blakely Road and Klopsteck Road in Precinct 4. Improvements will cover approximately 36,000 linear feet of roadway. This project will reduce the risk of flooding that damages these primary access routes, rendering them impassable and unsafe. | 74.3355 | 58.54% |
| San Felipe | Waller | $2,000,000.00 | Create a drainage system that will allow the water to recede from the streets with minimal closures and will allow the town to continue operation in all types of weather. |
74.3355 | 51.40% |
| Sealy | Austin | $1,993,387.00 | Critical drainage improvements will provide immediate and direct benefit to residents and commercial structures and will mitigate the severity of future impacts. | 74.3355 | 58.64% |
| Wallis | Austin | $2,000,000.00 | Create a drainage system that will allow the water to recede from the streets more rapidly and alleviate flooding in a large number of neighborhoods and commercial areas. | 74.3355 | 61.65% |
| Linden | Cass | $2,000,000.00 | Create better drainage and a retention pond that will allow the water to flow without overloading road culverts. | 72.9871 | 51.53% |
| Clifton | Bosque | $2,000,000.00 | Replace or rehabilitate 135 brick manholes along with approximately 1,000 linear feet of sewer main replacement. | 72.6839 | 67.59% |
| Jasper County | Jasper | $2,000,000.00 | Street Improvements in Precincts 3 and 4. | 71.7032 | 76.90% |
| Stephenville | Erath | $1,980,000.00 | Create a safer environment for residents and business by make flood and drainage improvements. | 71.3032 | 63.84% |
| San Jacinto County | San Jacinto | $1,918,200.00 | Street Improvements in Precincts 1, 2 and 4. | 71.1613 | 56.84% |
| Woodville | Tyler | $2,000,000.00 | Street improvements to ensure ingress/egress in the southwest portion of the City. | 70.4194 | 70.65% |
| Bastrop County | Bastrop | $447,748.00 | FEMA matching funds for flood and drainage improvements underway. | 70 | 51.26% |
| Jasper | Jasper | $2,000,000.00 | Create better drainage and two retention ponds in the Sandy Creek area. | 69.2232 | 52.77% |
| Jefferson | Marion | $1,866,688.00 | Drainage improvements across the City to allow safe transportation and to avoid flooding of residents, businesses, and infrastructure. | 68.7677 | 53.68% |
| Total | $40,206,023.00 |
Procurement
For all CDBG-DR and CDBG-MIT funds provided by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), Subrecipients must procure goods and services using the federal procurement and contract requirements outlined in 2 CFR 200.318 – 200.327.
For additional resources and information visit: grant-administration/procurement-contracts-guidelines/index
Presidentially Declared Counties - (MI) = HUD Most Impacted
| Anderson County | Gregg County | Orange County |
| Angelina County | Grimes County | Palo Pinto County |
| Austin County | Hall County | Parker County |
| Bandera County | Hardin County | Polk County |
| Bastrop County | Harris County (MI) | Red River County |
| Bosque County | Harrison County | Sabine County |
| Brazoria County (MI) | Henderson County | San Augustine County |
| Brazos County | Hidalgo County | San Jacinto County |
| Brown County | Hood County | Shelby County |
| Burleson County | Houston County | Smith County |
| Caldwell County | Jasper County | Somervell County |
| Callahan County | Jones County | Stephens County |
| Cass County | Kleberg County | Throckmorton County |
| Cherokee County | Lamar County | Travis County |
| Coleman County | Lee County | Trinity County |
| Colorado County | Leon County | Tyler County |
| Comanche County | Liberty County | Upshur County |
| Coryell County | Limestone County | Van Zandt County |
| Eastland County | Madison County | Walker County |
| Erath County | Marion County | Waller County |
| Falls County | Milam County | Washington County |
| Fayette County | Montgomery County (MI) | Wharton County |
| Fisher County | Navarro County | Wood County |
| Fort Bend County (MI) | Newton County (MI) |
Most Impacted Counties
As required by HUD, the GLO allocated $160,824,122 to the HUD-identified most impacted counties.
- Brazoria County
- Fort Bend County
- Harris County
- Montgomery County
- Newton County
Each county was able to determine locally how to best spend their respective allocations. Each county was required to develop a Method of Distribution (MOD) outlining the specific distribution of funds for infrastructure and housing activities and submit them to the GLO. For more information about each county's MOD visit: 2016-floods/recovery-funds/most-impacted-counties/index