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Chris Montesinos, AICP, CME President/CEO 1941 Headland Drive Atlanta, GA 30344 (404) 620-1520 www.hometownconsultants.net [email protected] HomeTown Consultants – Empowering People – Securing Futures Grant Applications, Awards, and Administration HomeTown Consultants has over 20 years of experience providing professional grant writing services for our clients – particularly for General and Special Purpose Local Governments. Our history of success involves grant writing and administration for urban design and streetscape projects, planning studies, public facilities and infrastructure, public art, multimodal facilities, public safety, housing rehabilitation, and community service programs. We provide a hands-on experience with our clients to determine their needs, priorities, and financial capabilities. Through our associates, we provide procurement and project management services that are top notch. Below are examples of the many diverse grant programs we have facilitated over the past two decades. May 2004 – City of East Point, GA - $1,250,000 – GDOT Transportation Efficiency (TE) grant for streetscape improvements on Main Street (Phases I, II and III). June 2004 – City of East Point, GA - $93,750 – Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) Study Grant through the Atlanta Regional Commission. January 2007 – City of Hapeville, GA - $9,510,451 – Pre-Qualified LCI Program projects for streetscape improvements. April 2007 – City of Hapeville, GA - $1,268,276 - Transportation Efficiency (GDOT source) grant for streetscape improvements along the North Central Avenue corridor. June 2007 – City of Hapeville, GA - $1,585,344 – LCI Implementation grant for streetscape improvements on North Central Avenue. July 2007 – City of Hapeville, GA - $50,000 – Signature Communities grant for public art through Fulton County Arts Council and the Georgia Department of community Affairs. December 2007 – City of Hapeville, GA - $641,460 – Transportation Efficiency (TE) Grant for Historic Depot Restoration. July 2008 – City of Hapeville, GA - $1,200,000 – LCI Bicycle and pedestrian improvements on Dogwood Drive. December 2010 – City of Hapeville, GA - $615,734 - TE Grant Application for Willingham/Colville Avenue Pedestrian Enhancement Project. July 2011 – City of Hapeville, GA - $15,000 – Atlanta Regional Commission grant for a Trails Feasibility Study.
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Chris Montesinos, AICP, CME President/CEO
1941 Headland Drive Atlanta, GA 30344
(404) 620-1520 www.hometownconsultants.net [email protected]
HomeTown Consultants – Empowering People – Securing Futures
Grant Applications, Awards, and Administration
HomeTown Consultants has over 20 years of experience providing professional grant writing services for our
clients – particularly for General and Special Purpose Local Governments. Our history of success involves grant
writing and administration for urban design and streetscape projects, planning studies, public facilities and
infrastructure, public art, multimodal facilities, public safety, housing rehabilitation, and community service
programs. We provide a hands-on experience with our clients to determine their needs, priorities, and financial
capabilities. Through our associates, we provide procurement and project management services that are top
notch. Below are examples of the many diverse grant programs we have facilitated over the past two decades.
May 2004 – City of East Point, GA - $1,250,000 – GDOT Transportation Efficiency (TE) grant for streetscape
improvements on Main Street (Phases I, II and III).
June 2004 – City of East Point, GA - $93,750 – Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) Study Grant through the
Atlanta Regional Commission.
January 2007 – City of Hapeville, GA - $9,510,451 – Pre-Qualified LCI Program projects for streetscape
improvements.
April 2007 – City of Hapeville, GA - $1,268,276 - Transportation Efficiency (GDOT source) grant for
streetscape improvements along the North Central Avenue corridor.
June 2007 – City of Hapeville, GA - $1,585,344 – LCI Implementation grant for streetscape improvements
on North Central Avenue.
July 2007 – City of Hapeville, GA - $50,000 – Signature Communities grant for public art through Fulton
County Arts Council and the Georgia Department of community Affairs.
December 2007 – City of Hapeville, GA - $641,460 – Transportation Efficiency (TE) Grant for Historic Depot
Restoration.
July 2008 – City of Hapeville, GA - $1,200,000 – LCI Bicycle and pedestrian improvements on Dogwood
Drive.
December 2010 – City of Hapeville, GA - $615,734 - TE Grant Application for Willingham/Colville Avenue
Pedestrian Enhancement Project.
July 2011 – City of Hapeville, GA - $15,000 – Atlanta Regional Commission grant for a Trails Feasibility
Study.
Chris Montesinos, AICP, CME President/CEO
1941 Headland Drive Atlanta, GA 30344
(404) 620-1520 www.hometownconsultants.net [email protected]
HomeTown Consultants – Empowering People – Securing Futures
July 2013 – East Point Housing Authority, GA - $250,000 – HUD Emergency Safety and Security Grant.
March 2014- McDonough Housing Authority, GA - $5,000 – GAHRA Technical Assistance Grant (TAG) to
fund feasibility and consulting contract for a LIHTC program.
May 2014- McDonough Housing Authority, GA - $38,500 – Public Housing-Family Self Sufficiency (PH-FSS)
grant for a Resident Services program.
July 2014 – McDonough Housing Authority, GA - $246,000 – Resident Opportunity and Self Sufficiency
(ROSS) grant for a Resident Services Coordinator.
July 2014 – McDonough Housing Authority, GA - $250,000 – Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)
for modernization of public housing units at two locations.
September 2014 – McDonough Housing Authority, GA - $500,000 SPLOST Grant for a LIHTC Senior
Residential Development.
December 2014 – McDonough Housing Authority, GA - $250,000 – HUD Emergency Safety and Security
Grant administration.
January 2015 – McDonough Housing Authority, GA - $300,000 – CDBG funds for Public Housing
modernization.
August 2015 – McDonough Housing Authority - $246,000 – Resident Opportunity and Self Sufficiency
(ROSS) grant for a Resident Services Coordinator.
March 2016 – City of Calhoun/Calhoun Housing Authority, GA - $743,250 – Multi-Purpose CDBG-Non-
Entitlement Area for Public Facilities and Public Housing Rehabilitation.
April 2016 – Calhoun Housing Authority, GA - $250,000 – HUD Emergency Safety and Security Grant.
April 2016 – College Park Housing Authority, GA - $250,000 – HUD Capital Fund Safety and Security Grant.
Total (20 year) Grant Application and Program Administration Total:
$18,370,765
