Annual Agency Report

Performance Report Capital Projects Fund 2025 Report

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… 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. At the project leve …

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… or the new facility. The Rehoboth Beach Library convened a diverse community task force that met bi-weekly to provide feedback on design and services, supported by surveys and press outreach. The North Wilmington Library employed a human-ce …

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… air flow rate for this unit, as the intake is completely clogged with dirt and debris. This is the same intake that feeds AHUs 1, 2, and 5 in the same mechanical room, so I imagine they are all short on outside air flow as well. I recomm …

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… y demonstrated strong community impact, with high attendance, enthusiastic participation, and overwhelmingly positive feedback. Highlights to date include well-attended performances by the Serafin Ensemble, Delaware Shakespeare, and educati …

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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 ongoing …

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… vation of the Rehoboth Beach Public Library’s downtown facility. In 2023, we formed a community task force to provide feedback on what services and programs are needed. Some of the requests included: new books, new periodicals, collections …

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… all three lots and possibly expand the existing space. The Community Task Force was brought into the process to give feedback on future designs. With estimated costs, it was determined that expanding the existing space to move the elevator …

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ARPA CPF Funds, Gaudenzia Foundation, IncArron Electrical Services IncBrandywine Contractors IncCHILD, IncCare PartnersCasale Construction LLCChild IncCommunity Education Seaford - Tri-State Community PartnersConstruction, Wohsen, and Brandywine Contractors, IncContractors IncDivision of Family Services, and CHILD, IncEarly Stage PartnersEndless Possibilities In the Community, IncFAME, IncFor eight decades, Christina Cultural Arts Center, IncFoundation, IncGaudenzia Foundation, IncGaudenzia, IncHabitat for Humanity, Milford Housing Development CorporationHunger Relief Partners

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Affirmative Action ProgramAll Challenge ProgramBackpack ProgramChallenge ProgramDelaware Marine Studies ProgramEarly Memory Loss ProgramEmployment ProgramEmpowered Youth ProgramFood ProgramHunger Relief ProgramInitiative Meaningful Work ProgramKingswood EMPOWER ProgramLauncher Entrepreneurship ProgramLauncher ProgramNew Life ProgramSocial Services ProgramSummer Food Service ProgramThe Achievers ProgramThe Challenge ProgramThe Emergency Food Program