CONSOLIDATED ANNUAL PERFORMANCE AND EVALUATION (CAPER)

At the close of each fiscal year, the Department reviews development activities of the City of Warren and Warren-Trumbull HOME Consortium; program results are documented in the CAPER. The report provides the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) with a summary of local resources used and an evaluation of the progress made in addressing identified priority needs and implementing the overall strategy for housing and community development during the most recent program year.

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View 2005 CAPER

 

FAIR HOUSING PLAN

In 2006, representatives from the City of Warren, Trumbull County, and the Warren Youngstown Urban League worked together to revise the Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing. Over a period of eighteen months, these entities worked to collect and review data which would assist in understanding current local housing conditions and to determine which impediments to fair housing choice existed in Trumbull County. As impediments were identified, action steps were defined for implementation, including education, affordability, accessibility, and enforcement.

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BLUEPRINT TO END HOMELESSNESS

After months of work, the Trumbull County Housing Collaborative Blueprint to End Homelessness was presented in 2006. A ten-year plan addressing homeless and at risk persons in Trumbull County, the blueprint was designed to provide a seamless delivery of services through planning, collaboration, and resource development.

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CITIZEN PARTICIPATION PLAN

The Citizen Participation Plan identifies strategies to involve those persons directly affected by CD programs in the planning process and sets goals for the broad dissemination of information and timely notification regarding department activities, universal access to  department programs, and response to the specific needs and complaints of citizens on an individual basis.

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ANTI-DISPLACEMENT AND RELOCATION PLAN

It is the policy of the Community Development Department to replace all occupied low- and moderate-income dwelling units which are demolished or converted to a use other than low-income housing as a direct result of any activity associated with or assisted with funds under the CDBG or HOME programs.

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