Summary
The annual HUD report shows how about $2.1 million in federal money was spent: senior programs for 850 residents, Zamora Park and Gibson Mariposa Park renovations, an aquatic center slide, rental help for 23 families, and 3-4 new Habitat for Humanity homes for low-income buyers coming in early 2027.
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Last discussed May 13, 2026.
Impact analysis
About $2.1 million in federal HUD funds flow into senior services, parks, and housing assistance each year.
Low-income seniors, families getting rental help, park users, and future low-income homebuyers on Lee Lane.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Council Meeting - May 13, 2026
The city is sending about $2.7 million in federal CDBG and HOME funds to senior programs, fair housing services, the Lambert Park gym roof, and rental assistance that has kept 38 families from becoming homeless since 2022. This is the money that funds a lot of quiet, everyday safety-net work in El Monte.
Adjourned City Council Meeting - Mar 16, 2026
The annual HUD report shows how about $2.1 million in federal money was spent: senior programs for 850 residents, Zamora Park and Gibson Mariposa Park renovations, an aquatic center slide, rental help for 23 families, and 3-4 new Habitat for Humanity homes for low-income buyers coming in early 2027.
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