Annual Agency Report

July 2024 CPF Annual Report

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Mentions of “FEED” — 24 found on pages 7, 19, 22, 23, 24, 25, 32, 42, 47, 58, 92, 105, 106, 107, 115, 118

… tion, across the State. Moving forward, additional outreach will be conducted in various methods to receive community feedback on specific programs to ensure the funds are being used as expected and equity goals are met. STAT …

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… es Historical Society, and Children’s Beach House among others, outlining our general plan and concept and requesting feedback. For the most part, arts programs in Sussex County for children, teens, and adults are expensive. Summer camps …

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… brary and other library users has been key to moving the project forward. Users of the existing library have provided feedback on deficiencies of the current spaces in addition to what they would like to see in new building. The ongoi …

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… library located in downtown Rehoboth Beach is being planned. We formed a task force of Community members to give us feedback on what services and programs they would like to see. The library will also include collections, meeting rooms, …

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… renovated and to consider possible expansion of space. The Community Task Force was brought into the process to give feedback on future designs. When cost were estimated it was anticipated to be above an acceptable budget due to the expan …

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… d be incorporated into the library, the remainder of the meetings have been and will be devoted to them sharing their feedback. Once initial design is started, they will still be involved to some degree. Also, surveys have been conducted …

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… renovated and to consider possible expansion of space. The Community Task Force was brought into the process to give feedback on future designs. When cost were estimated it was anticipated to be above an acceptable budget due to the expan …

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… ty Action Agency, we are required to complete a triennial Community Needs Assessment that includes representation and feedback from the communities we serve (individuals, families, and communities in Delaware with incomes at or below 200% o …

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