Financial Report

April 2025 SLFRF Quarterly Report

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Mentions of “Dema” — 54 found on pages 5, 9, 13, 21, 26, 28, 29, 34, 40, 41, 48, 69, 70, 78, 87, 88, 89, 123, 126, 127

… s for just preservation efforts would not increase Delaware’s affordable housing stock. The pandemic exacerbated the demand for affordable housing, which cannot be met through preservation efforts alone. Another alternative to this project …

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… gap created by market conditions, creating the opportunity to build new affordable units to help meet the increasing demand for affordable units, therefore making a capital expenditure an appropriate use of funding. All Accelerator Fund ap …

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… ds for just preservation efforts would not increase Delaware’s affordable housing stock. The pandemic exacerbated the demand for affordable housing, which cannot be met through preservation efforts alone. A second alternative to this proje …

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… mparison to their stably housed peers. The creation of affordable housing units in Delaware was not keeping pace with demand and that due to the COVID-19 economic crisis, demand was likely to increase in 2021. Currently, the critical shorta …

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… f affordable housing units in Delaware was not keeping pace with demand and that due to the COVID-19 economic crisis, demand was likely to increase in 2021. Currently, the critical shortage is leaving families with few options. Homelessness …

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… rvices, and the Delaware Criminal Justice Council. Does this project include a capital expenditure? No Project Name: DEMA Comprehensive School Safety Plan Project Identification Number 20650 Project Expenditure Category 2-Negative Economic …

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… on assistance program for hospitality workers. Does this project include a capital expenditure? No Project Name: OMB DEMA EOC Upgrades Project Identification Number 21282 Project Expenditure Category 1-Public Health Project Expenditure Su …

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… penditures $174,538.46 Current Period Obligations $0.00 Current Period Expenditures $136,674.03 Project Description DEMA seeks ARPA funding for modifications to the States EOC. This investment would update the DEMA Emergency Service Coord …

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Vendor names in text

ARPA Funding for the Diamond State Port CorporationBank project. The Nanticoke Indian Association IncEdiS CompanyFunding for REACH Riverside Development CorporationGamma Theta Lambda Education Foundation, IncHolistic Women's Healthcare LLCIngerman-related entity, MBID of Delaware, LLCMeridian PartnersMilford Housing Development CorporationOGOV NeighborGood PartnersOutreach, HEC2 Counseling, Insurance CoREACH Riverside Development CorporationStop the Violence Prayer Chain Foundation, IncSun Behavioral Delaware, LLCThe Ezion Fair Community Development Corporation

Programs

Backpack ProgramChristiana Care HIV ProgramDEMA COVID Testing ProgramDEWSWS ProgramDOL FAST ProgramDOL Forward Delaware ProgramDOL Pre-Apprenticeship ProgramDTCC Culinary ProgramEarly Childhood Assistance ProgramEarly Childhood Education ProgramHS Diploma ProgramHealthy Pantry ProgramHome Delivery ProgramInstitution Degree ProgramJudicial Branch COVID Testing ProgramKids Foundation UGrad Project Description Education ProgramLTG Recovery Management Support ProgramLatin American Community Center Youth Prevention ProgramLauncher Entrepreneurial ProgramLead Poisoning Prevention Program

Statutes cited

29 Del C. §69SB 94