'21AUG03 PM 1:48 CITY CLERKOFFICE OF THE MAYOR
CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU
530 SOUTH KING STREET, ROOM 300 • HONOLULU, HAWAII 96813
PHONE: (808) 768-4141 • FAX: (808) 768-4242 • INTERNET: www.honolulu.ciov

MICHAEL D FORMBYMANAGING DIRECTORRICK BLANGIARDI
MAYOR

DANETTE MARUYAMADEPUTY MANAGING DIRECTOR

August 3, 2021

The Honorable Tommy Waters
Chair and Presiding Officerand Members
Honolulu City Council
530 South King Street, Room 202
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
Dear Chair Waters and Councilmembers:
SUBJECT: Continuation of Update on Federal Recovery Funds/Programs
Thank you for the opportunity to continue our update on the federal recovery
funds and programs. Attached is a slightly revised presentation for the Joint Committee
on Executive Management and Committee on Housing and the Economy meeting on
Wednesday, August 4, 2021. The shaded rows/pages indicate matters discussed on
Thursday, July 29, 2021.
We look forward to a great discussion and the opportunity to respond to anyquestions.
Sincerely,

Michael D. Formby
Managing Director
Attachment

MAYOR'S MESSAGE 115

UPDATE ON ALL RELIEF/RECOVERYFUNDS/PROGRAMSManaging Director's Office
August 4, 2021

CRF Update - Continuation of Vital Projects
Isolation / Quarantine Units

Department of Emergency
Management$2,700,000.00

Vaccination Program

Department of Emergency
Management

2,000,000.00

Office of Economic Revitalization Office of Economic Revitalization
Staff

1,000,000.00

Bus and HandiVan Cleaning

Department of Transportation
Services

684,000.00

Contact Tracing

Department of Human Resources

350,000.00

Post Arrival Education andEnforcement

Managing Director's Office306,000.00

Internal City Contact Tracing

Honolulu Emergency Services
Department

262,000.00

CRF Update — 2021 Projects
Business Recovery Assistance Grant

Office of Economic Revitalization

Chinatown COVID Enforcement

Honolulu Police Department

2,000,000.00

Reducing Backlog

Department of Customer Services

1,500,000.00

Oahu Back to Work

Office of Economic Revitalization

1,500,000.00

Office of Economic Revitalization Staff

I Office of Economic Revitalization

100,000.00

Infrastructure/Telework Improvement!Department of Information Technology

1,000,000.00

1Food Bank and Kupuna Meals

Office of Economic Revitalization,000,000.00

Fasi Municipal Building COVID Mitigation Department of Design and Construction

550,000.00

Office of Housing Staff

Office of Housing

165,000.00

Contact Tracing

Managing Director's Office

100,000.00

City Personal Protective Equipment

Department of Emergency Services

Department of Community Services
Emergency Solutions Grants (ESG-CV)* - Over $24.8 million in funding• Includes $11 million to serve 300 households (potentially 1,000 beneficiaries) via Oahu Housing Now 12month Rental Vouchers
Community Development Block Grant (CDBG-CV) - Over $14.4 million in funding• Includes recovery programs in health, eviction prevention and housing, victims of domestic violence andmental illness and homeless initiatives.
Housing Opportunities for Persons with HIV/AIDS (HOPWA-CV) - Over $95.1K+ in funding• Provides short-term rent/mortgage/utility assistance for 32 persons and their families, and supportive
services to include health, mental health, assessment, permanent housing placement, substance abuse
treatment and counseling, nutritional services, day care, access to State and Federal benefits.
Emergency Housing Vouchers (EHV) - Approx. $4.7 million in annual funding until 2030
• Serves 312 at-risk households for homelessness, prioritizing our kupuna at-risk and graduated foster youth
with children, victims of domestic violence and sex trafficking.
* Please refer to DCS Presentation (D-372) to City Council'sCommittee on Housing and the Economy for full details.

American Rescue Plan Act (non-SLFRF) - $4,312,758• From the State of Hawaii's Executive Office on Aging to the DCS Elderly Affairs Division to expand on existingOlder Americans Act Title III services for adults 60 years and older and caregivers.

Public Transportation
ProgramStatuteUrbanized
Areas

Funding
Available

BFS Allocation to Supplement O&M Funding BY Fiscal
Year
FY21

FY22

FY23/24

Total

5307/40

CARES

Honolulu

7/2/2020$84,844,371$84,844,371

5307/40

CARESKailua

7/2/2020$5,971,220$5,971,220

5307/40CRRSAA

Honolulu

12/7/2020$91,554,784$91,554,784

5310

CRRSAA

Honolulu

12/7/2020$59,323$59,3235307/40

ARPA nonSLFRF

Honolulu

3/11/2021$160,272,356$160,272,356

5307/40

ARPA nonSLFRF

Kailua3/11/2021$953,202$953,202

5310

ARPA nonSLFRF

Honolulu

3/11/2021$59,324$59,324$161,284,882$343,714,580

Totals$90,815,591$91,614,107

Rental and Utility Relief Program
Emergency Rental Assistance I$61.9M City
$52M StateEmergency Rental Assistance II$23.6M City$

MEDIATION SERVICES$2.4M from Act 57

State (TBD)

Shuttered Venues Operators Grant
The Shuttered Venue Operators Grant (SVOG) is administered by the U.S. Small Business
Administration's Office of Disaster Assistance and was established by the Economic Aid toHard-Hit Small Business, Non-profits and Venues Act and amended by the American Rescue
Plan Act.

+ SVOG designed to replace lost revenues and support the recovery of the live event industry byproviding grant funds equal to 45% of the live event provider's earned revenue for 2019.

+ The Department of Enterprise Services' Neal S. Blaisdell Center awarded a grant from the SVOG
program for the full requested amount of $3,056,261.58.

+Funds to be used for health and safety needs, facility repairs and improvements, equipment
upgrades and operational cost recovery.