When other jurisdictions in Texas lag behind in spending, San Antonio gets increased funding for its housing assistance program.
bidding process, while nearly $4 million comes from interest income and program balances from other ARPA-related contracts.Mental health and other services for at-risk youth, especially those aging out of foster care: $3 millionHarm reduction and substance abuse services: $600,000Homeless and youth aged 16-24: $674,000Groups that have already received ARPA funding are not eligible for this final round, city officials said. The requests for proposals will be released Monday and close April 27.
Mayor Ron Nirenberg lauded city staff and his colleagues on the dais for unanimous support of the framework. “For so many communities around the country, [ARPA] has been a lifeline for us to recover from the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic,” Nirenberg said. “And the worst of the health impacts may be over, but … the long tail of COVID still remains in terms of the disproportionate economic and health impacts on most disadvantaged members of our community.”
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