HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOVID-19 Funding Sources Update 7-27-20 PresentationCITY OF SEAL BEACH
COVID-19 FUNDING UPDATE
City Council Meeting
July 27, 2020
COVID-19 Related Costs to Date 2
Cost Category Amount
Salaries and Benefits* $ 475,000
PPE, sanitizing, facility closure costs $ 58,000
Technology $ 17,000
Refunds for classes $ 42,000
TOTAL $ 592,000
* This includes salaries and benefits that are not
currently reimbursable under current funding
programs.
Funding Available
Funding Source Pass-Thru Agency Award Amount
FEMA Public Assistance CalOES 75% of eligible
expenses
CARES Act County of Orange $562,803
CARES Act County of Orange $204,020
CARES Act State of California $308,580
CDBG County of Orange $50,302
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FEMA Public Assistance Grant -
CalOES 4
No limit on the reimbursement amount
Reimburses 75% of eligible costs
Allowable expenses include:
Overtime
PPE
Sanitizing
Cost of facility closures
Signage for social distancing
Most restrictive of all funding sources
CARES Act – County of Orange 5
Two separate grants
$562,803 for Small Business Grant Program
$204,020 for COVID-19 related necessary costs
Allowable expenses are similar to FEMA
Also allows economic support and technology costs
County placed additional restrictions on funds
Intended to fund the 25% not covered by FEMA
Must be spent by December 30, 2020
CARES Act – State of California 6
$308,580 for COVID-related necessary
expenses
Allowable expenses are dictated by the CARES
Act with no additional restrictions
State is assisting with interpretations that help
local governments cover additional costs
Least restrictive of all funding sources
Must be spent by October 30, 2020
CDBG-CV – County of Orange 7
$50,302 for temporary outdoor dining program
Allowable expenses include:
Dining tables
Restrooms and hand washing stations
Staffing costs
Other materials and supplies
Agreement is being worked on with the
County and this will likely come to City Council
for ratification at a future meeting.
CONCLUSION 8
$613,105 for small business programs – goes
directly into the community
$512,600 CARES Act funding to pay for City
costs
Additional FEMA funds with no limit to pay for
75% of qualifying expenses