CDBG Entitlement
Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice
The AI is required to receive federal housing and community development block grant funding and document efforts to affirmatively further fair housing choice. The AI reviews impediments to fair housing choice in the public and private sector and defines actions to overcome the impediments.
CDBG Advisory Committee
The role of the CDBG Advisory Committee is to provide input and make recommendations to City Council regarding the allocation of Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds awarded to projects, programs, and services that improve the lives of Moore’s low and moderate income residents; advise City Council on general advice on human services in Moore as related to the administration of these programs.
This CDBG Advisory Committee holds one public hearing and three public meetings to review public service applications and provide funding recommendations for activities carried out through the CDBG Program. Meetings are typically in the following months and start at 5:30pm:
- May - Public Service Presentations/Allocations and Community Needs with Executive Session
- June - Annual Action Plan Draft Review
- November - Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER) Public Hearing
View agendas and approved meeting minutes for the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Advisory Committee.
2026 CDBG Public Services
The City of Moore's Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Public Services Program provides federal funding to eligible nonprofit organizations that deliver essential services benefiting low- and moderate-income residents. Through an annual application process, the City partners with local agencies to support programs that improve quality of life, strengthen neighborhoods, and address critical community needs.
Each year, the City receives Community Development Block Grant funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Federal regulations limit the amount that may be allocated to public service activities. Applications are reviewed by the CDBG Advisory Committee, which evaluates each proposal and makes funding recommendations to the Moore City Council for final approval.
Funded programs may include services such as senior assistance, food security, emergency home repairs, counseling and mental health services, youth programs, utility and rental assistance, fair housing services, and other activities that primarily benefit eligible Moore residents.
Below are the organizations receiving CDBG Public Services funding and the programs they provide to our community.
Home Delivery Meal Program
Provides nutritious home-delivered meals to eligible older adults who are unable to prepare meals or leave their homes due to age, illness, or disability. The program helps seniors remain healthy, independent, and safely housed while reducing food insecurity.
Services Offered
- Home-delivered meals
- Nutrition support
- Wellness checks during meal delivery
- Resources for older adults
Who Can Receive Services?
Eligible older adults who meet program requirements and reside within the service area.
2026 CDBG Funding Award
$25,000
How to Apply
Contact Aging Services directly to determine eligibility and begin the enrollment process.
Phone:
(405) 321-3200
Location:
Therapy for Sexually Abused Children
Provides specialized, trauma-informed counseling services for children who have experienced sexual abuse. The program helps children and their families begin the healing process by offering therapeutic support in a safe, compassionate, and confidential environment.
Services Offered
- Individual therapy for children
- Trauma-informed counseling
- Family support and education
- Crisis intervention and advocacy
- Referrals to additional community resources
Who Can Receive Services?
Children who have experienced sexual abuse and meet the program's eligibility requirements. Services are available to eligible children and their families within the organization's service area.
2026 CDBG Funding Award
$5,000
How to Apply
Contact Bethesda directly to learn about eligibility requirements, schedule an appointment, and begin the intake process.
Phone:
(405) 364-0333
Location:
Rental Assistance Program
Provides temporary rental assistance to eligible low- and moderate-income households experiencing financial hardship. The program helps prevent eviction and promotes housing stability by assisting Moore residents with rental payments while connecting them to additional community resources that support long-term self-sufficiency.
Services Offered
- Rental assistance
- Housing stability services
- Case management and resource referrals
- Financial self-sufficiency support
- Connections to additional community assistance programs
Who Can Receive Services?
Eligible low- and moderate-income households who meet program requirements and reside within the organization's service area. Assistance is subject to funding availability and eligibility guidelines.
2026 CDBG Funding Award
$6,000
How to Apply
Contact Central Oklahoma Community Action Agency directly to determine eligibility, complete the application process, and learn about available assistance.
Phone:
(405) 701-2170
Location:
Fair Housing Services
Provides fair housing education, outreach, and enforcement services to help ensure equal access to housing opportunities. The program assists individuals who believe they have experienced housing discrimination, educates residents and housing providers about fair housing rights and responsibilities, and works to promote compliance with federal, state, and local fair housing laws.
Services Offered
- Fair housing education and outreach
- Housing discrimination intake and assistance
- Fair housing complaint referrals
- Community workshops and training
- Information on fair housing rights and responsibilities
Who Can Receive Services?
Individuals seeking information about fair housing rights or those who believe they have experienced housing discrimination. Services are available to eligible residents within the organization's service area.
2026 CDBG Funding Award
$6,921
How to Apply
Contact the Metropolitan Fair Housing Council directly to learn more about fair housing services, request assistance, or report potential housing discrimination.
Phone:
(405) 232-3247
Location:
First Time Offender Program
Provides education, intervention, and support services for youth who have committed a first-time offense. The program encourages accountability, promotes positive decision-making, and helps reduce the likelihood of future involvement with the juvenile justice system through counseling, education, and family engagement.
Services Offered
- First-time offender intervention services
- Individual and family counseling
- Educational classes and life skills development
- Case management and referrals
- Family support and community resources
Who Can Receive Services?
Youth who meet the program's eligibility requirements and are referred to or accepted into the First Time Offender Program. Services are available to eligible participants and their families within the organization's service area.
2026 CDBG Funding Award
$5,895
How to Apply
Contact Moore Youth & Family Services directly to determine eligibility, learn about referral requirements, and begin the enrollment process.
Phone:
(405) 799-3379
Location:
Emergency Repair Program
Provides emergency home repairs to eligible homeowners to address health, safety, and accessibility concerns. The program helps preserve safe and stable housing by completing critical repairs that allow residents to remain in their homes while improving the overall condition of the property.
Services Offered
- Emergency home repairs
- Health and safety improvements
- Accessibility modifications
- Critical exterior and interior repairs
- Home preservation assistance
Who Can Receive Services?
Eligible homeowners who meet program income requirements and qualify for assistance within the organization's service area. Services are subject to program guidelines and funding availability.
2026 CDBG Funding Award
$10,000
How to Apply
Contact Rose Rock Habitat for Humanity directly to determine eligibility, learn about program requirements, and begin the application process.
Phone:
(405) 366-2813
Location:
Life Skills Mobile Kitchen
Provides hands-on life skills education through a mobile kitchen program that teaches practical cooking, nutrition, budgeting, and meal planning skills. The program empowers participants to build confidence, develop healthy habits, and improve their ability to prepare nutritious meals while promoting long-term self-sufficiency.
Services Offered
- Mobile kitchen education
- Cooking and meal preparation classes
- Nutrition education
- Budgeting and meal planning
- Life skills development
Who Can Receive Services?
Individuals and families who meet the program's eligibility requirements and reside within the organization's service area. Services are available to eligible participants in accordance with program guidelines.
2026 CDBG Funding Award
$2,150
How to Apply
Contact Sparrow Project Moore directly to learn more about the Life Skills Mobile Kitchen program, determine eligibility, and enroll in available classes and services.
Phone:
(405) 630-4109
Utility Assistance/Rent for Oxford House
Provides financial assistance to help eligible individuals maintain stable housing by assisting with utility costs and rent for Oxford House residents. The program supports individuals working toward long-term recovery and self-sufficiency by helping reduce financial barriers that could jeopardize safe and stable housing.
Services Offered
- Utility assistance
- Rental assistance for Oxford House residents
- Housing stability support
- Resource referrals
- Community assistance connections
Who Can Receive Services?
Eligible individuals who meet the program's income and eligibility requirements, including qualified Oxford House residents within the organization's service area. Assistance is subject to program guidelines and funding availability.
2026 CDBG Funding Award
$6,000
How to Apply
Contact Saint Vincent de Paul directly to determine eligibility, learn about available assistance, and begin the application process.
Phone:
(405) 799-3334
Location:
(Located within the Saint Andrew Catholic Church)
Substance Abuse Counseling
Provides professional counseling and recovery support services for individuals affected by substance use disorders. The program helps participants achieve and maintain recovery through evidence-based treatment, individualized counseling, and supportive services designed to promote long-term health, stability, and well-being.
Services Offered
- Individual substance abuse counseling
- Substance use assessments
- Recovery support services
- Treatment planning
- Referrals to additional community resources
Who Can Receive Services?
Individuals seeking treatment for substance use disorders who meet the program's eligibility requirements. Services are available to eligible participants within the organization's service area.
2026 CDBG Funding Award
$5,000
How to Apply
Contact The Virtue Center directly to determine eligibility, schedule an assessment, and begin the enrollment process.
Phone:
(405) 321-0022
Location:
Consolidated and Annual Action Plans
Every three to five years, each CDBG Entitlement grantee must prepare a complete Consolidated Plan. The Consolidated Plan identifies community needs, resources, and priorities. In addition, an Annual Action Plan is prepared every year that provides information on the intended use of HUD program funds to address needs identified in the Consolidated Plan.
Consolidated Annual Performance Report
The Consolidated Annual Performance Report (CAPER) must include both a summary of programmatic accomplishments and an assessment of progress toward meeting the priority needs and specific objectives identified in a grantee’s Consolidated Plan.
Infrastructure Projects
General Description: This is a proposed project to provide labor and material for 3050 LF of Sanitary Sewer Pipe Bursting, installation of 48-Fusible Saddles, 500 LF of 4” PVC Sanitary Sewer Service Pipe and 300 LF of Temporary Silt Fencing, rehabilitation of 12-Manholes w/ Strong Seal and 10 VF of additional Vertical Footage, 3050 LF of Pre/Post CCTV Inspection of Sanitary Sewer Main, and all other work associated with installation, such as mobilization, clearing & grubbing, and 3000 SY of sodding.
Vendor: Veolia Water North America-Central, LLC
General Description: This is a proposed project to provide labor, materials, and equipment to perform post tensioned concrete slab, 60' X 60' layout, elevation control and form setting double 6 mil visquine vapor barrior, 1/2" post tensioned cables and all hardware to install pre and post tensioning labor and material PSI concrete, pumped, placed, finished and cured, pickleball net post, net, and sleeves installed, and installation of complete standard sportmaster surfacing with basketball and pickleball lines.
Vendor: Merritt Tennis & Track Systems
General Description: 1,520 LF of Sanitary Sewer Pipe Bursting, installation of 50-Fusible Saddles, 515 LF of 4" PVC Sanitary Sewer Service Pipe, and 230 LF of temporary silt fence, rehabilitation of 7 manholes with strong seal and 27 VF of additional vertical footage, 1,520 LF of pre/post CCTV inspection of sanitary sewer main, and all other works associated with installation, such as mobilization, clearing, and grubbing, and 2,000 SY of sodding.
Vendor: Veolia Water North America-Central, LLC
General Description: 1,625 LF of Sanitary Sewer Pipe Bursting, installation of 42-Fusible Saddles, 800 LF of 4" PVC Sanitary Sewer Service Pipe, and 180 LF of temporary silt fence, rehabilitation of 10 manholes with strong seal and 20 VF of additional vertical footage, 1,625 LF of pre/post CCTV inspection of sanitary sewer main, and all other work associated with installation, such as mobilization, clearing, and grubbing, and 1,200 SY of sodding.
Vendor: Veolia Water North America-Central, LLC
General Description: 1,500 LF of sanitary sewer pipe bursting, installation of 20 fusible saddles, 240 LF of 4" PVC sanitary sewer service pipe and 250 LF of temporary silt fencing, rehabilitation of 6 manholes with strong seal and 31 VF of additional vertical footage, 1,500 LF of Pre/Post CCTV inspection of sanitary sewer main, and all other work associated with installation, such as mobilization, clearing, and grubbing, 1,800 SY of sodding.
Vendor: Veolia Water North America-Central, LLC
General Description: 991LF of Sanitary Sewer Pipe Bursting, installation of 9-Fusible Saddles, 120LF of 4" PVC Sanitary Sewer Service Pipe and 100LF of Temporary Silt Fencing, rehabilitation of 5-Manholes w/ Strong Seal and 13VF of additional Vertical Footage, 991LF of Pre/Post CCTV Inspection of Sanitary Sewer Main, and all other work associated with installation, such as mobilization, clearing & grubbing, and 6500SY of sodding. Sidewalk removal and replacement, 600SF. Also remaining wall removal and replacement, 80LF.
Vendor: Veolia Water North American-Central, LLC
