CAN ALERT - 03.22.16 - SFY17 - INITIAL ALLOCATIONS.PDF

Division of Aging and Adult Services
ALERT
SFY-17-A
Community Services Block Grant (CSBG)
for SFY 2017
The Division of Aging and Adult Services (DAAS) is allocating $5,133,309 CSBG funding for State
Fiscal Year (SFY) 2017. The SFY allocations are based on the projected balance remaining from
the current federal grant [Federal Fiscal Year (FFY) 2016] and half of an estimated amount of the
next federal grant (FFY 2017). The Community Action Programs and Services Funding Formula uses
the current American Community Survey (ACS) for a five-year period (2010-2014) as its data source
for the poverty and rural factors. The unemployment factor data source is the 2014 Local Area
Unemployment Statistics (LAUS).
Funding distribution changes resulting from fluctuations in the statewide unemployment data resulted
in two agencies receiving substantial reductions. To reduce the impact on these agencies, DES is
applying a funding formula change in SFY 2017. Agencies receiving eight percent or more in funding
reductions will be held harmless at 50 percent of their reduction in SFY 2017 and will assume the
remaining 50 percent of their funding reduction in SFY 2018. Per agreement reached with the
Network in February 2016, the hold harmless portions of these reductions are being absorbed by the
remaining agencies in SFY 2017. Agencies being held harmless are identified with an asterisk (*) in
the table below.
The following CSBG funds are allocated to designated Community Action Agencies:
Agency Allocation
City of Glendale Community Action Program $ 190,479
City of Phoenix Human Services Department $ 1,286,962
Coconino County Community Services Department $ 150,000
Community Action Human Resources Agency $ 272,403
Gila County Division of Health and Community Services $ 150,000
Maricopa County Human Services Department $ 811,075
Mesa Community Action Network $ 294,411
Northern Arizona Council of Governments $ 235,376
Pima County Community Action Agency $ 692,289
Southeastern Arizona Community Action Program* $ 208,297
Western Arizona Council of Governments* $ 471,007
Subtotal $ 4,762,299
Portable Practical Educational Preparation, Inc. $ 97,190
Total $ 4,859,489
The CSBG Statute requires that 90 percent of the block grant funds to the states be passed through to
local Community Action Agencies. A maximum of five percent of the funds can be used by states for
administering the block grant. The balance of the funds, or up to ten percent, may be spent by the
state at their discretion for special initiatives that accomplish the statutory purposes of the CSBG.
ADES will direct five percent of CSBG block grant funds for discretionary purposes on a yearly basis.

Division of Aging and Adult Services
ALERT
SFY-17-A
Community Services Block Grant (CSBG)
for SFY 2017
The CSBG discretionary funds allocated for SFY 2017 are $273,820. CSBG discretionary funds are
used for the following priorities:
1) Statewide Coordination and Communication Among Eligible Entities: A portion of CSBG
Discretionary Funds will be targeted to support statewide coordination and communication among
eligible entities on a yearly basis that will be accomplished through support of the CAA state
association. Available funding in this priority area for SFY 2017 is $55,000.
2) Emergencies: A portion of CSBG Discretionary Funds will be set aside and made available to
eligible entities serving a local area of the state experiencing an emergency that will cause a
significant increase in demand for services or jeopardize the health and safety of low-income
households or communities. The emergency situation must have been precipitated by unusual
events that affected a community or neighborhood. Added to the definition is the determination of
a Human Service Emergency made by the Department of Economic Security. Upon determination
of a Human Service Emergency, households affected may be assisted with costs to temporarily
shelter or house individuals in hotels, apartments or other living situations, i.e., placing people in
settings to preserve health and safety and to move them away from the crisis situation. Examples
include, but are not limited to: a natural or man-made disaster (such as a forest fire or flood) which
necessitates immediate response; a mine strike which will impact a community; the closure of a
housing complex by the Arizona Department of Public Safety or the Arizona Department of Health,
rendering many low-income households homeless in one community; or any other unusual event
which causes a significant increase in service demands or jeopardizes the health and safety of
low-income households, a neighborhood, or a community, and which requires immediate response
by a local eligible entity. Available funding in this priority area for SFY 2017 is $30,000.
3) Special Projects: A portion of CSBG Discretionary Funds will be made available, at the discretion
of the State, to support statewide activities or to support innovative programs or projects aimed at
eliminating one or more causes of poverty and/or promoting self-sufficiency among low-income
households. Funds available under special projects are intended to provide support for a specified
time frame. Available funding in this priority area for SFY 2017 is $88,820.
4) Training and Technical Assistance: A portion of the Community Services Block Grant (CSBG)
Discretionary Funds is targeted to support the statewide Training and Technical Assistance (T/TA)
needs of eligible entities. The DAAS continues to work with the Arizona Community Action
Association (ACAA), and in consultation with the Community Action Network, to implement T/TA
activities for SFY 2017. An allocation of $100,000 in CSBG Discretionary Funds is being made to
ACAA to provide all of the following activities:
• Conduct in-person board member training, to include basic duties and responsibilities
of members, as well as Results Oriented Management and Accountability (ROMA);
• Conduct Organizational Leadership Training;

Division of Aging and Adult Services
ALERT
SFY-17-A
Community Services Block Grant (CSBG)
for SFY 2017
• In consultation with DES and the Network on identified focus areas, provide educational
workshops, teleconferences, webcasts, and facilitate CAPLAW training opportunities (it
is anticipated that most of these trainings will be focused on the organizational
standards); and
• Conduct a network-wide training needs assessment in April 2017 and work with DES
and the Community Action Network to develop a training agenda for SFY 2017.
The following CSBG discretionary funds are awarded for SFY 2017:
Agency Priority Area Allocation
Arizona Community Statewide Coordination and $ 55,000
Action Association Communication Among Eligible Entities
Arizona Community Training and Technical Assistance $ 100,000
Action Association
Total $ 155,000
Discretionary funds must be fully expended by June 30, 2017.
Process to Apply for CSBG Discretionary Funds for Emergency Assistance or Special Projects
Organizations eligible to receive CSBG Discretionary Funds include eligible entities providing services
in Arizona, the statewide association of Community Action programs, and other organizations with the
primary purpose of ending poverty in Arizona.
Requests for funds to support Emergency Assistance may be submitted anytime during the contract
term. Funds to support Emergency Assistance must have the primary goal to restore or maintain self-
sufficiency and shall not be used to provide direct cash assistance to disaster victims. Emergency
Assistance funds must be expended within 30 days of award.
Requests for funds to support Special Projects for SFY 2017 will be accepted no later than May 13,
2016.
Awards for CSBG Discretionary Funds will be announced in a future CAN ALERT.
Requests must be submitted in writing on agency letterhead to:
Lynn Larson, Assistant Director
Arizona Department of Economic Security
Division of Aging and Adult Services
1789 West Jefferson, Site Code 950A
Phoenix, AZ 85007

Division of Aging and Adult Services
ALERT
SFY-17-A
Community Services Block Grant (CSBG)
for SFY 2017
A. Each request should contain a description of the emergency or special project including:
 A clear and specific description of the needs that are to be addressed and how the
funds will assist the agency to meet those needs;
 An outline of the objectives and expected outcomes (include employment impacts,
if applicable);
 A listing of the organizations who are a part of the approach with whom you plan to
work and the roles the organizations will play;
 Explain how other funding sources were considered first and why they were not
available or were inadequate (applies to emergency projects only);
 A description of how the agency will ensure the continuance of the project, if
applicable (applies to special projects only);
 Identify the Results Oriented Management and Accountability (ROMA) goal(s) that
will be tracked; and
 The amount requested and itemized budget.
B. Funds are awarded based upon the following criteria:
 Demonstration of emergency (applies to emergency projects only);
 Thoroughness of the request (must address all items in A);
 Linkages and collaborations;
 Consideration of existing resources (including carryover), as well as other resources
and funding available to meet the need; and
 Past performance of the agency (may include consideration of capacity, spending
history, past monitoring, etc.).
C. Reporting for Emergency Assistance or Special Projects:
 A brief narrative description of activities and expenditures, accompanied by
outcomes, to be included with the annual ROMA Report.
 Agencies will use the ROMA National Performance Indicators (NPIs) set forth in
each agency’s request/proposal. The CSBG Special Project quarterly ROMA
reports are to be submitted as separate documents from the quarterly ROMA
reports.
Unless otherwise specified, funds must be expended no later than June 30, 2017.
If you have any questions or require additional information, please contact your assigned Contract
Specialist. If you have any questions or require additional information specific to the discretionary
funding opportunities, please contact Diana Gravett, Community Services Program Specialist, at
dgravett@azdes.gov or (602) 542-6594.

CSBG
Community Action Network Funding Formula SFY 2017 ALERT 17-A
Proposed Funding Components
Fund Source - CSBG (Funding $4,859,489)
5% Rural 10% 2010 85% $150,000
Populat 10% of census of service $
of Balance
of funds ion Balance % of distributed Total Adjusted for
Distributed
distributed Internal Distribute persons based on % Allocation Minimum $ 150,000 12 Month Revised 12
Based on % of Total FY 2017 Hold
District Agency Served based on Percent d Based @ or of persons Using Rural Funding Minimum Total Month Total
% of Allocation Harmless
urban or age of on % of below @ or below and Poverty Variable Funding Allocation Allocation
Unemploy
rural status Person Unemplo 125% of 125% of Factors Variable
ment
s Below yment poverty poverty
District 1 MesaCAN Maricopa/Mesa 6.40% $ 30,460 6.84% $ 276,982 6.11% $ 307,442 $ - $ 307,442 $ (10,471) $ 296,971 $ (2,560.00) 294,411.00
CITY OF GLENDALE Maricopa/Glendale 3.51% $ 16,697 4.50% $ 182,242 3.95% $ 198,939 $ - $ 198,939 $ (6,776) $ 192,163 $ (1,684.00) 190,479.00
CITY OF PHOENIX Maricopa/Phx 22.47% $ 107,009 30.59% $ 1,238,118 26.74% $ 1,345,127 $ - $ 1,345,127 $ (45,814) $ 1,299,313 $ (12,351.00) 1,286,962.00
MARICOPA COUNTY Maricopa/balance 24.20% $ 115,233 18.08% $ 732,070 16.84% $ 847,303 $ - $ 847,303 $ (28,859) $ 818,444 $ (7,369.00) 811,075.00
District 2 PIMA COUNTY
Pima 13.78% $ 65,625 16.26% $ 658,309 14.39% $ 723,934 $ - $ 723,934 $ (24,657) $ 699,277 $ (6,988.00) 692,289.00
District 3 COCONINO COUNTY
Coconino $ 18,686 7.85% 1.81% $ 8,643 1.86% $ 75,354 3.09% $ 102,683 $ 47,317 $ - $ - $ 150,000 $ - 150,000.00
NACOG Totals $ 45,004 4.11% $ 19,555 4.48% $ 181,487 4.89% $ 246,046 $ - $ 246,046 $ (8,380) $ 237,666 $ (2,290.00) 235,376.00
Apache $ 2,974 1.25% 0.25% $ 1,205 0.30% $ 11,992 $ 16,171 7% $ (551) $ 15,620 15,620.00
Yavapai $ 30,196 12.68% 2.96% $ 14,117 3.01% $ 121,771 $ 166,084 68% $ (5,657) $ 160,427 160,427.00
Navajo $ 11,834 4.97% 0.89% $ 4,233 1.18% $ 47,724 $ 63,791 26% $ (2,173) $ 61,618 61,618.00
District 4 WACOG Totals $ 78,149 14.14% $ 67,326 7.79% $ 315,147 9.16% $ 460,622 $ - $ 460,622 $ (15,688) $ 444,934 $ 26,073.00 471,007.00
La Paz $ 1,979 0.83% 0.17% $ 792 0.20% $ 7,980 $ 10,751 2% $ (366) $ 10,385 10,385.00
Mohave $ 36,657 15.39% 3.34% $ 15,928 3.65% $ 147,825 $ 200,410 44% $ (6,826) $ 193,584 193,584.00
Yuma $ 39,513 16.59% 10.63% $ 50,606 3.94% $ 159,342 $ 249,461 54% $ (8,496) $ 240,965 240,965.00
District 5 CAHRA Pinal $ 51,808 21.76% 4.98% $ 23,740 5.16% $ 208,924 5.65% $ 284,472 $ - $ 284,472 $ (9,689) $ 274,783 $ (2,380.00) 272,403.00
GILA COUNTY
Gila $ 7,362 3.09% 0.62% $ 2,930 0.73% $ 29,683 3.09% $ 39,975 $ 110,025 $ - $ - $ 150,000 $ - 150,000.00
District 6 SEACAP Totals $ 37,106 3.99% $ 19,012 3.70% $ 149,638 4.09% $ 205,756 $ - $ 205,756 $ (7,008) $ 198,748 $ 9,549.00 208,297.00
Cochise $ 20,626 8.66% 2.13% $ 10,126 2.05% $ 83,179 $ 113,931 55% $ (3,880) $ 110,051 110,051.00
Graham $ 4,365 1.83% 0.40% $ 1,892 0.43% $ 17,604 $ 23,861 12% $ (813) $ 23,048 23,048.00
Greenlee $ 1,329 0.56% 0.15% $ 720 0.13% $ 5,358 $ 7,407 4% $ (252) $ 7,155 7,155.00
Santa Cruz $ 10,786 4.53% 1.32% $ 6,274 1.07% $ 43,497 $ 60,557 29% $ (2,063) $ 58,494 58,494.00
Totals $ 238,115 100% 100% $ 476,230 100.00% $ 4,047,954 98.00% $ 4,762,299 $ 157,342 $ 4,619,641 $ (157,342) $ 4,762,299 $ - 4,762,299.00
PPEP 2.00% $ 97,190 $ 97,190 $ - 97,190
Totals 100.00% $ 4,859,489 $ 4,859,489 $ - $ 4,859,489
GRAND TOTALS $ 4,859,489
PPEP 97,190.00 $ 97,190.00
5% Rural 238,115.00 $ 238,115.00
10% Unemployment 476,230.00 $ 476,230.00
85% Poverty 4,047,954.00 $ 4,047,954.00
Total 4,859,489.00 $ 4,859,489.00
Funds less PPEP 4,762,299.00 $ 476,230.00
Total Grant 4,859,489.00 $ 4,859,489.00
(Over)/Under 0.00

CSBG Discretionary
SFY 2017
Community Action Network Funding Formula ALERT 17-A1
Proposed Funding Components
Fund Source - CSBG Discretionary (Funding $155,000)
FY 2017 Initial Increase/ FY 2017 Revised
District Agency Served
Allocation (Decrease) Allocation
District 1
MesaCAN
Maricopa/Mesa $ - $ - $ -
CITY OF GLENDALE
Maricopa/Glendale $ - $ - $ -
CITY OF PHOENIX
Maricopa/Phx $ - $ - $ -
MARICOPA COUNTY
Maricopa/balance $ - $ - $ -
District 2
PIMA COUNTY
Pima $ - $ - $ -
District 3
COCONINO COUNTY
Coconino $ - $ - $ -
NACOG Totals $ - $ - $ -
Apache $ - $ - $ -
Yavapai $ - $ - $ -
Navajo $ - $ - $ -
District 4
WACOG Totals $ - $ - $ -
La Paz $ - $ - $ -
Mohave $ - $ - $ -
Yuma $ - $ - $ -
District 5
CAHRA
Pinal $ - $ - $ -
GILA COUNTY
Gila $ - $ - $ -
District 6
SEACAP Totals $ - $ - $ -
Cochise $ - $ - $ -
Graham $ - $ - $ -
Greenlee $ - $ - $ -
Santa Cruz $ - $ - $ -
Statewide
ACAA Statewide $ 155,000 $ - $ 155,000
Totals $ 155,000 $ - $ 155,000
FY 2017 Total Allocated $ 155,000

Division of Aging and Adult Services
ALERT
SFY-17-B
Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)
for SFY 2017
The Division of Aging and Adult Services (DAAS) is allocating $19,678,615 of LIHEAP funding for State
Fiscal Year (SFY) 2017. The SFY allocations are based on the projected balance remaining from the
current federal grant [Federal Fiscal Year (FFY) 2016] and half of an estimated amount of the next
federal grant (FFY 2017). The Community Action Programs and Services Funding Formula uses the
current American Community Survey (ACS) for a five-year period (2010-2014) as its data source for
the poverty and rural factors. The unemployment factor data source is the 2014 Local Area
Unemployment Statistics (LAUS).
The following initial contract allocations are awarded to designated Utility Assistance Providers to
assist low-income households pay basic home energy bills for SFY 2017:
Agency Allocation
City of Glendale Community Action Program $ 695,736
City of Phoenix Human Services Department $ 4,704,235
Coconino County Community Services Department $ 359,108
Community Action Human Resources Agency $ 994,866
Gila County Division of Health and Community Services $ 139,802
Maricopa County Human Services Department $ 2,963,226
Mesa Community Action Network $ 1,075,201
Northern Arizona Council of Governments $ 860,483
Pima County Community Action Agency $ 794,470
Southeastern Arizona Community Action Program $ 719,584
Tucson Urban League $ 1,737,303
Western Arizona Council of Governments $ 1,610,905
Subtotal $ 16,654,919
Arizona Department of Housing $ 2,936,124
Tohono O’odham Nation $ 62,572
Subtotal $ 2,998,696
Arizona Community Action Association $ 25,000
Subtotal $ 25,000
Total $ 19,678,615
These funds must be fully expended by June 30, 2017.
The LIHEAP funds include provider administration, vouchers, and Assurance 16. Please note that
Assurance 16 funds are to be used for services that encourage and enable households to reduce their
home energy needs and, thereby, the need for energy assistance, including needs assessments,
counseling, and assistance with energy education.
There is a 15 percent set aside for low-income residential weatherization to be coordinated through the
Arizona Department of Housing. One percent ($29,361) of the total weatherization allocation is
approved for training purposes.

Division of Aging and Adult Services
ALERT
SFY-17-B
Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)
for SFY 2017
An allocation of $25,000 is made to the Arizona Community Action Association for Leveraging Activities
allowed under the governing legislation.
If you have any questions or require additional information, please contact your assigned Contract
Specialist.

LIHEAP
Community Action Network Funding Formula SFY 2017 Alert 17-B
Proposed Funding Components
Fund Source - LIHEAP (Funding $19,678,615) 5% 85%
of funds Rural Population - 10% 2010 census of service $
% of persons
distributed Percentage of of Balance distributed based on
% of Un- @ or below
based on Persons Below Distributed % of persons @ or
District Agency Served urban or rural 125% of Poverty employ Based on % of 125% of below 125% of % of Total 12 Month Total SFY 2016
status ment Unemployment poverty poverty Allocation Allocation Allocation
District 1
CITY OF GLENDALE Maricopa/Glendale 3.51% $ 58,393 4.50% $ 637,343 4.18% $ 695,736 $ 695,736
CITY OF PHOENIX Maricopa/Phx 22.47% $ 374,235 30.59% $ 4,330,000 28.25% $ 4,704,235 $ 4,704,235
MARICOPA COUNTY Maricopa/balance 24.20% $ 402,999 18.08% $ 2,560,227 17.79% $ 2,963,226 $ 2,963,226
MesaCAN Maricopa/Mesa 6.40% $ 106,527 6.84% $ 968,674 6.46% $ 1,075,201 $ 1,075,201
District 2
PIMA COUNTY Pima/balance 5.72% $ 95,322 4.94% $ 699,148 4.77% $ 794,470 $ 794,470
TUCSON URBAN LEAGUE Pima/Tucson 8.06% $ 134,184 11.32% $ 1,603,119 10.43% $ 1,737,303 $ 1,737,303
District 3
COCONINO COUNTY Coconino $ 65,349 7.85% 1.81% $ 30,228 1.86% $ 263,531 2.16% $ 359,108 $ 359,108
NACOG Totals $ 157,392 $ 68,389 $ 634,702 5.17% $ 860,483 $ 860,483
Apache $ 10,400 1.25% 0.25% $ 4,214 0.30% $ 41,938 $ 56,552
Navajo $ 41,388 4.97% 0.89% $ 14,805 1.18% $ 166,902 $ 223,095
Yavapai $ 105,604 12.68% 2.96% $ 49,370 3.01% $ 425,862 $ 580,836
District 4 WACOG Totals $ 273,306 $ 235,454 $ 1,102,145 9.67% $ 1,610,905 $ 1,610,905
La Paz $ 6,921 0.83% 0.17% $ 2,769 0.20% $ 27,909 $ 37,599
Mohave $ 128,199 15.39% 3.34% $ 55,704 3.65% $ 516,980 $ 700,883
Yuma $ 138,186 16.59% 10.63% $ 176,981 3.94% $ 557,256 $ 872,423
District 5
CAHRA Pinal $ 181,185 21.76% 4.98% $ 83,023 5.16% $ 730,658 5.97% $ 994,866 $ 994,866
GILA COUNTY Gila $ 25,743 3.09% 0.62% $ 10,247 0.73% $ 103,812 0.84% $ 139,802 $ 139,802
District 6
SEACAP Totals $ 129,771 $ 66,491 $ 523,322 4.32% $ 719,584 $ 719,584
Cochise $ 72,135 8.66% 2.13% $ 35,413 2.05% $ 290,896 $ 398,444
Graham $ 15,267 1.83% 0.40% $ 6,616 0.43% $ 61,567 $ 83,450
Greenlee $ 4,647 0.56% 0.15% $ 2,519 0.13% $ 18,738 $ 25,904
Santa Cruz $ 37,722 4.53% 1.32% $ 21,943 1.07% $ 152,121 $ 211,786
Totals $ 832,746 100% 100% $ 1,665,492 100% $ 14,156,681 100% $ 16,654,919 $ 16,654,919
ACAA - Leveraging $ 25,000 $ 25,000
AZ Dept. of Housing (ADOH) $ 2,936,124 $ 2,936,124
Tohono O'odham $ 62,572 $ 62,572
Total (Tohono/ACAA/ADOH) $ 3,023,696 $ 3,023,696
Total $ 19,678,615 $ 19,678,615
LIHEAP
5% Rural $ 832,746.00 $ 832,746
$ - 10% Unemployment $ 1,665,492.00 $ 1,665,492
$ - 85% Poverty $ 14,156,681.00 $ 14,156,681
$ - Tohono O'odham $ 62,572.00 $ 62,572
ACAA - Leveraging $ 25,000.00 $ 25,000
AZ Dept. of Housing $ 2,936,124.00 $ 2,936,124
Actual amount less Tohono/ACAA/ADOH $ 16,654,919.00 $ 16,654,919
Total $ 19,678,615.00 $ 19,678,615

Division of Aging and Adult Services
ALERT
SFY-17-E
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)
for SFY 2017
The Division of Aging and Adult Services (DAAS) estimates receipt of Temporary Assistance for
Needy Families (TANF) State Fiscal Year (SFY) 2017 appropriation in the amount of $3,724,000.
The final SFY 2017 TANF appropriation has not been received. Consequently, level funding
estimates have been used to determine SFY 2017 contract allocations. When DAAS receives the
final SFY 2017 appropriation for Community and Emergency Services, TANF allocations may be
adjusted accordingly and a new ALERT may be issued.
The Community Action Programs and Services Funding Formula uses the current American
Community Survey (ACS) for a five-year period (2010-2014) as its data source for the poverty and
rural factors. The unemployment factor data source is the 2014 Local Area Unemployment Statistics
(LAUS). Funding distribution changes resulting from fluctuations in the statewide unemployment
data resulted in two agencies receiving substantial reductions. To reduce the impact on these
agencies, DES is applying a funding formula change in SFY 2017. Agencies receiving eight percent
or more in funding reductions will be held harmless at 50 percent of their reduction in SFY 2017 and
will assume the remaining 50 percent of their funding reduction in SFY 2018. Per agreement
reached with the Network in February 2016, the hold harmless portions of these reductions are being
absorbed by the remaining agencies in SFY 2017. Agencies being held harmless formula are
identified with an asterisk (*) in the table below.
The following initial contract allocations are being made to designated Community Action Agencies
and the Limited Purpose Agency serving Migrant and Seasonal Farm Workers for SFY 2017.
Agency Allocation
City of Glendale Community Action Program $ 150,000
City of Phoenix Human Services Department $ 994,098
Coconino County Community Services Department $ 150,000
Community Action Human Resources Agency $ 205,170
Gila County Division of Health and Community Services $ 150,000
Maricopa County Human Services Department $ 588,117
Mesa Community Action Network $ 222,564
Northern Arizona Council of Governments $ 178,054
Pima County Community Action Agency $ 528,413
Southeastern Arizona Community Action Program* $ 157,948
Western Arizona Council of Governments* $ 325,156
Subtotal $ 3,649,520
Portable, Practical Education Preparation $ 74,480
Total $ 3,724,000
These funds must be fully expended by June 30, 2017.
If you have any questions or require further information, please contact your assigned Contract
Specialist.

TANF
Community Action Network Funding Formula SFY 2017
Proposed Funding Components 2010 Census Alert 17-E
Fund Source - TANF (Funding $3,724,000)
Rural
5% Population 2010 census % 95% $150,000
of funds Internal of persons @ of service $ distributed Total Adjusted for Minimum
distributed Percentage of or below 125% Allocation Minimum $150,000 Adjustment Revised 12 Minimum
Persons Below based on % of persons % of Total 12 Month Total Funding
District Agency Served based on of poverty Using Rural Funding Minimum for Hold Month Funding
125% of @ or below 125% of Allocation Allocation Variable
urban or rural and Poverty Variable Funding Harmless Allocation Variable $$
status Poverty poverty Factors Variable %
District 1
CITY OF GLENDALE Maricopa/Glendale 4.5% $ 156,089 4.0% $ 156,089 $ - $ 156,089 $ (6,089) $ 150,000 $ - $ 150,000
CITY OF PHOENIX Maricopa/Phoenix 30.6% $ 1,060,439 27.1% $ 1,060,439 $ - $ 1,060,439 $ (58,294) $ 1,002,145 $ (8,047) $ 994,098 32.9% $ 1,348.00
MARICOPA COUNTY Maricopa/balance 18.1% $ 627,013 15.9% $ 627,013 $ - $ 627,013 $ (34,467) $ 592,546 $ (4,429) $ 588,117 19.4% $ 797.00
MesaCAN Maricopa/Mesa 6.8% $ 237,233 6.0% $ 237,233 $ - $ 237,233 $ (13,041) $ 224,192 $ (1,628) $ 222,564 7.4% $ 302.00
District 2
PIMA COUNTY Pima/balance 16.3% $ 563,837 14.3% $ 563,837 $ - $ 563,837 $ (30,995) $ 532,842 $ (4,429) $ 528,413 17.5% $ 717.00
District 3
COCONINO COUNTY Coconino $ 14,320 7.8% 1.9% $ 64,540 4.0% $ 78,860 $ 71,140 $ - $ - $ 150,000 $ - $ 150,000
NACOG Totals $ 34,488 $ 155,442 4.8% $ 189,930 $ - $ 189,930 $ (10,440) $ 179,490 $ (1,436) $ 178,054 5.9% $ 241.00
Apache $ 2,279 1.2% 0.3% $ 10,271 $ 12,550 7% $ (690) $ 11,860
Yavapai $ 23,140 12.7% 3.0% $ 104,296 $ 127,436 67% $ (7,005) $ 120,431
Navajo $ 9,069 5.0% 1.2% $ 40,875 $ 49,944 26% $ (2,745) $ 47,199
District 4 WACOG Totals $ 59,889 $ 269,921 8.4% $ 329,810 $ - $ 329,810 $ (18,130) $ 311,680 $ 13,476 $ 325,156 10.2% $ 419.00
La Paz $ 1,517 0.8% 0.2% $ 6,835 $ 8,352 3% $ (459) $ 7,893
Mohave $ 28,092 15.4% 3.7% $ 126,611 $ 154,703 47% $ (8,504) $ 146,199
Yuma $ 30,280 16.6% 3.9% $ 136,475 $ 166,755 51% $ (9,167) $ 157,588
District 5
CAHRA Pinal $ 39,702 21.8% 5.2% $ 178,942 5.5% $ 218,644 $ - $ 218,644 $ (12,019) $ 206,625 $ (1,455) $ 205,170 6.8% $ 278.00
GILA COUNTY Gila $ 5,641 3.1% 0.7% $ 25,424 4.0% $ 31,065 $ 118,935 $ - $ - $ 150,000 $ - $ 150,000
District 6 SEACAP Totals $ 28,436 $ 128,164 4.0% $ 156,600 $ - $ 156,600 $ (6,600) $ 150,000 $ 7,948 $ 157,948
Cochise $ 15,807 8.7% 2.1% $ 71,242 $ 87,049 55.59% $ (3,669) $ 83,380
Graham $ 3,345 1.8% 0.4% $ 15,078 $ 18,423 11.76% $ (776) $ 17,647
Greenlee $ 1,018 0.6% 0.1% $ 4,589 $ 5,607 3.58% $ (236) $ 5,371
Santa Cruz $ 8,266 4.5% 1.1% $ 37,255 $ 45,521 29.07% $ (1,919) $ 43,602
Totals $ 182,476 100.00% 100.00% $ 3,467,044 98.0% $ 3,649,520 $ 190,075 $ 3,539,598 $ (190,075) $ 3,649,520 $ 0 $ 3,649,520 100% $ 4,102.00
$ 3,226,909
PPEP 2% $ 74,480 $ 74,480.00 $ - $ 74,480.00
Totals 100% $ 3,724,000 $ 3,724,000 $ 0 $ 3,724,000
GRAND TOTALS
TANF
Funds less P $ 3,649,520.00
$ -
PPEP $ 74,480.00
5% Rural $ 182,476.00
95% Poverty $ 3,467,044.00
Total Funding $ 3,724,000.00
(Over)/Under $ -

Division of Aging and Adult Services
ALERT
SFY-17-G
Social Services Block Grant (SSBG)
Locally Planned for SFY 2017
The State of Arizona’s allotment of the national Social Services Block Grant (SSBG) appropriation is
determined by the Department of Health and Human Services, based on the portion of the national
population that resides in Arizona.
The locally planned SSBG allocations of $1,194,236 listed below reflect current SFY 2016 funding
levels. After SFY 2017 locally planned SSBG funding levels are received, adjustments will be made.
SSBG allocations are made to CSBG eligible entities and allocated based on the proportional share
of low-income persons residing in a service area.
Agency Allocation
City of Glendale Community Action Program $ 77,890
City of Phoenix Human Services Department $ 574,714
Coconino County Community Services Department $ 18,305
Community Action Human Resources Agency $ 16,096
Gila County Division of Health and Community Services $ 8,048
Maricopa County Human Services Department $ 316,323
Mesa Community Action Network $ 116,279
Northern Arizona Council of Governments $ 66,581
Pima County Community Action Agency $ -
Southeastern Arizona Community Action Program $ -
Western Arizona Council of Governments $ -
Total $ 1,194,236
These funds must be fully expended by June 30, 2017.
If you have any questions or require additional information, please contact your assigned Contract
Specialist.

SSBG
Community Action Network Funding SFY 2017 Alert 17-G
Proposed Funding Components
Fund Source - SSBG (Funding $1,194,236)
Locally Planned
District Agency Served % of State Allocation
District I City of Glendale Maricopa/Glendale 6.52% $ 77,890
City of Phoenix Maricopa/Phx 48.11% $ 574,714
Maricopa County Maricopa/balance 26.49% $ 316,323
MesaCAN Maricopa/Mesa 9.74% $ 116,279
District II Pima County Pima/balance 0.00% $ -
District III Coconino County Coconino 1.53% $ 18,305
NACOG Multi-county 5.58% $ 66,581
District IV WACOG Multi-county 0.00% $ -
District V CAHRA Pinal 1.35% $ 16,096
Gila County Gila 0.67% $ 8,048
District VI SEACAP Multi-county 0.00% $ -
TOTAL 100% $ 1,194,236

DIVISION OF AGING & ADULT SERVICES
Alert 17-G
SSBG FUNDS FOR SFY 2017
CONTRACTING LEVELS
SFY-2017 SFY-2017
LOCAL SFY-2017 LOCAL
TARGET PLAN TOTAL SSBG
COUNTY/PROVIDER SERVICE GROUP SSBG FUNDS (+)/(-)
DISTRICT I
MARICOPA
City of Phoenix CMT AFC $ 574,714.00 $ 574,714.00 $ -
City of Glendale CMT AFC $ 77,890.00 $ 77,890.00 $ -
Maricopa County CMT AFC $ 316,323.00 $ 316,323.00 $ -
MesaCAN CMT AFC $ 116,279.00 $ 116,279.00 $ -
DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $ 1,085,206.00 $ 1,085,206.00 $ -

DIVISION OF AGING & ADULT SERVICES
Alert 17-G
SSBG FUNDS FOR SFY 2017
CONTRACTING LEVELS
SFY-2017 SFY-2017
LOCAL SFY-2017 LOCAL
TARGET PLAN TOTAL SSBG
COUNTY/PROVIDER SERVICE GROUP SSBG FUNDS (+)/(-)
DISTRICT III
APACHE
COUNTY TOTAL $ - $ - $ -
COCONINO
Coconino County CMT AFC - Crisis Intervention $ 6,745.00 $ 6,745.00 $ -
Coconino County TNS ELD/PWD Low Income $ 11,560.00 $ 11,560.00 $ -
COUNTY TOTAL $ 18,305.00 $ 18,305.00 $ -
NAVAJO
NACOG CMT AFC - Crisis Intervention $ 15,460.00 $ 15,460.00 $ -
NACOG TNS AFC $ 4,548.00 $ 4,548.00 $ -
COUNTY TOTAL $ 20,008.00 $ 20,008.00 $ -
YAVAPAI
NACOG CMT AFC - Crisis Intervention $ 11,644.00 $ 11,644.00
NACOG CMT AFC - Crisis Intervention $ 5,821.00 $ 5,821.00
NACOG TNS AFC $ 29,108.00 $ 29,108.00 $ -
COUNTY TOTAL $ 46,573.00 $ 46,573.00 $ -
DISTRICT 3 TOTAL $ 84,886.00 $ 84,886.00 $ -

DIVISION OF AGING & ADULT SERVICES
Alert 17-G
SSBG FUNDS FOR SFY 2017
CONTRACTING LEVELS
SFY-2017 SFY-2017
LOCAL SFY-2017 LOCAL
TARGET PLAN TOTAL SSBG
COUNTY/PROVIDER SERVICE GROUP SSBG FUNDS (+)/(-)
DISTRICT V
GILA
Gila County CMT AFC $ 8,048.00 $ 8,048.00 $ -
COUNTY TOTAL $ 8,048.00 $ 8,048.00 $ -
PINAL
CAHRA CMT AFC $ 16,096.00 $ 16,096.00 $ -
COUNTY TOTAL $ 16,096.00 $ 16,096.00 $ -
DISTRICT 5 TOTAL $ 24,144.00 $ 24,144.00 $ -

DIVISION OF AGING & ADULT SERVICES
Alert 17-G
SSBG FUNDS FOR SFY 2017
CONTRACTING LEVELS
INITIAL REVISED
SFY-2017 SFY-2017
LOCAL LOCAL SFY-2017
PLAN PLAN TOTAL
DISTRICT SSBG SSBG SSBG
I $ 1,085,206.00 $ - $ 1,085,206.00
II $ - $ - $ -
III $ 84,886.00 $ - $ 84,886.00
IV $ - $ - $ -
V $ 24,144.00 $ - $ 24,144.00
VI $ - $ - $ -
TOTAL $ 1,194,236.00 $ - $ 1,194,236.00

Division of Aging and Adult Services
ALERT
SFY-17-H
CenturyLink
Telephone Assistance Program (TAP) for the Medically Needy
for SFY 2017
The Division of Aging and Adult Services (DAAS) received $100,000 in CenturyLink funds for State
Fiscal Year (SFY) 2017 to offset the costs associated with administering the CenturyLink Telephone
Assistance Program (TAP) for the medically needy. The Community Action Programs and Services
Funding Formula uses the current American Community Survey (ACS) for a five-year period (2010-
2014) as its data source for the poverty and rural factors. The unemployment factor data source is
the 2014 Local Area Unemployment Statistics (LAUS).
The following initial contract allocations are being made to the designated Community Action
Agencies for SFY 2017:
Agency Allocation
City of Glendale Community Action Program $ 4,178
City of Phoenix Human Services Department $ 28,244
Coconino County Community Services Department $ 2,155
Community Action Human Resources Agency $ 5,972
Gila County Division of Health and Community Services $ 840
Maricopa County Human Services Department $ 17,792
Mesa Community Action Network $ 6,456
Northern Arizona Council of Governments $ 5,166
Pima County Community Action Agency $ 15,201
Southeastern Arizona Community Action Program $ 4,322
Western Arizona Council of Governments $ 9,674
Total $ 100,000
These funds must be fully expended by June 30, 2017.
If you have any questions or require additional information, please contact your assigned Contract
Specialist.

CENTURYLINK
Community Action Network Funding Formula SFY 2017 Alert 17-H
Proposed Funding Components 2010 Census
Fund Source - CENTURYLINK (Funding $100,000)
5% 10% 85%
12 Month
Rural Population of service $
of funds of Balance 2010 census % of % of Total Allocation Total
Internal distributed based
distributed based % of Distributed Based persons @ or using SFY 15 Allocation
District Agency Served Percentage of on % of persons
on urban or rural Unemployment on % of below 125% of estimated funding using SFY 17
Persons Below @ or below 125%
status Unemployment poverty level estimated
125% of Poverty of poverty
funding level
District 1
CITY OF GLENDALE Maricopa/Glendale
3.51% $ 351 4.50% $ 3,827 4.18% $ 4,178
CITY OF PHOENIX Maricopa/Phoenix
22.47% $ 2,246 30.59% $ 25,998 28.24% $ 28,244
MARICOPA COUNTY Maricopa/balance 24.20% $ 2,420 18.08% $ 15,372 17.79% $ 17,792
MesaCAN Maricopa/Mesa 6.40% $ 640 6.84% $ 5,816 6.46% $ 6,456
District 2
PIMA COUNTY Pima/balance 13.78% $ 1,378 16.26% $ 13,823 15.20% $ 15,201
District 3
COCONINO COUNTY Coconino $ 392 7.85% 1.81% $ 181 1.86% $ 1,582 2.16% $ 2,155
NACOG Totals $ 945 $ 410 $ 3,811 5.17% $ 5,166
Apache $ 62 1.25% 0.25% $ 25 0.30% $ 252
Yavapai $ 634 12.68% 2.96% $ 296 3.01% $ 2,557
Navajo $ 249 4.97% 0.89% $ 89 1.18% $ 1,002
District 4
WACOG Totals $ 1,642 $ 1,414 $ 6,618 9.67% $ 9,674
La Paz $ 42 0.83% 0.17% $ 17 0.20% $ 168
Mohave $ 770 15.39% 3.34% $ 334 3.65% $ 3,104
Yuma $ 830 16.59% 10.63% $ 1,063 3.94% $ 3,346
District 5
CAHRA Pinal $ 1,087 21.76% 4.98% $ 498 5.16% $ 4,387 5.97% $ 5,972
GILA COUNTY Gila $ 155 3.09% 0.62% $ 62 0.73% $ 623 0.84% $ 840
District 6
SEACAP Totals $ 779 $ 400 $ 3,143 4.32% $ 4,322
Cochise $ 433 8.66% 2.13% $ 213 2.05% $ 1,747
Graham $ 92 1.83% 0.40% $ 40 0.43% $ 370
Greenlee $ 28 0.56% 0.15% $ 15 0.13% $ 113
Santa Cruz $ 226 4.53% 1.32% $ 132 1.07% $ 913
Totals $ 5,000 100% 100% $ 10,000 100% $ 85,000 100% $ 100,000
TOTALS $ 5,000 100% 100% $ 10,000 100% $ 85,000 100% $ 100,000
CENTURYLINK
5% Rural $ 5,000
10% - Unemployment $ 10,000
85% Poverty $ 85,000
Total $ 100,000

Division of Aging and Adult Services
ALERT
SFY-17-I
Neighbors Helping Neighbors (NHN)
for SFY 2017
The Division of Aging and Adult Services (DAAS) estimates receiving $35,000 in Neighbors
Helping Neighbors (NHN) funds for State Fiscal Year (SFY) 2017 to provide utility assistance
services. There has been a decrease in the number of taxpayers currently selecting to contribute
to NHN through the tax check-off box on Arizona State Income Tax forms. If deposits lessen,
allocations may be adjusted accordingly and a new ALERT may be issued. NHN funds are utilized
in the same manner as Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) Base Funds. The
Community Action Programs and Services Funding Formula uses the current American Community
Survey (ACS) for a five-year period (2010-2014) as its data source for the poverty and rural factors.
The unemployment factor data source is the 2014 Local Area Unemployment Statistics (LAUS).
The following initial contract allocations are being made to the respective contractors:
Agency Allocation
City of Glendale Community Action Program $ 1,462
City of Phoenix Human Services Department $ 9,885
Coconino County Community Services Department $ 756
Community Action Human Resources Agency $ 2,090
Gila County Division of Health and Community Services $ 295
Maricopa County Human Services Department $ 6,227
Mesa Community Action Network $ 2,256
Northern Arizona Council of Governments $ 1,809
Pima County Community Action Agency $ 1,669
Southeastern Arizona Community Action Program $ 1,511
Western Arizona Council of Governments $ 3,389
Subtotal $ 31,349
Tucson Urban League $ 3,651
Total $ 35,000
These funds must be fully expended by June 30, 2017.
If you have any questions or require additional information, please contact your assigned Contract
Specialist.

NHN
Community Action Network Funding Formula SFY 2017 Alert 17-I
Proposed Funding Components 2010 Census
Fund Source - NHN (Funding $35,000)
5% 10% 85%
of funds
Rural Population of service $ distributed
distributed of Balance Distributed 2010 census % of % of Total Allocation 12 MonthTotal
Internal Percentage of based on % of persons
District Agency Served based on % of Unemployment Based on % of persons @ or below using SFY 17 Allocation using SFY 17
Persons Below 125% of @ or below 125% of
urban or Unemployment 125% of poverty estimate estimate
Poverty poverty
rural status
District 1
CITY OF GLENDALE Maricopa/Glendale 3.51% $ 123 4.50% $ 1,339 4.18% $ 1,462
CITY OF PHOENIX Maricopa/Phoenix 22.47% $ 786 30.59% $ 9,099 28.24% $ 9,885
MARICOPA COUNTY Maricopa/Balance 24.20% $ 847 18.08% $ 5,380 17.79% $ 6,227
MesaCAN Maricopa/Mesa 6.40% $ 224 6.84% $ 2,036 6.45% $ 2,256
District 2
PIMA COUNTY Pima/Balance 5.72% $ 200 4.94% $ 1,469 4.77% $ 1,669
TUCSON URBAN LEAGUE Pima/Tucson 8.06% $ 282 11.32% $ 3,369 10.43% $ 3,651
District 3
COCONINO COUNTY Coconino $ 137 7.85% 1.81% $ 64 1.86% $ 555 2.16% $ 756
NACOG Totals $ 331 $ 144 $ 1,334 5.17% $ 1,809
Apache $ 22 1.25% 0.25% $ 9 0.30% $ 88
Navajo $ 87 4.97% 0.89% $ 31 1.18% $ 351
Yavapai $ 222 12.68% 2.96% $ 104 3.01% $ 895
District 4
WACOG Totals $ 574 $ 495 $ 2,316 9.68% $ 3,389
La Paz $ 15 0.83% 0.17% $ 6 0.20% $ 59
Mohave $ 269 15.39% 3.34% $ 117 3.65% $ 1,086
Yuma $ 290 16.59% 10.63% $ 372 3.94% $ 1,171
District 5
CAHRA
Pinal $ 381 21.76% 4.98% $ 174 5.16% $ 1,535 5.97% $ 2,090
GILA COUNTY
Gila $ 54 3.09% 0.62% $ 22 0.73% $ 219 0.84% $ 295
District 6
SEACAP Totals $ 273 $ 139 $ 1,099 4.32% $ 1,511
Cochise $ 152 8.66% 2.13% $ 74 2.05% $ 611
Graham $ 32 1.83% 0.40% $ 14 0.43% $ 129
Greenlee $ 10 0.56% 0.15% $ 5 0.13% $ 39
Santa Cruz $ 79 4.53% 1.32% $ 46 1.07% $ 320
Totals $ 1,750 100% 100% $ 3,500 100.00% $ 29,750 100.0% $ 35,000
Award Amount $ 35,000
Neighbors Helping Neighbors
5% Rural Funds $ 1,750
10% Unemployment $ 3,500
85% Poverty $ 29,750
Total $ 35,000

Division of Aging and Adult Services
ALERT
SFY-17-K
Technical Assistance
for SFY 2017
Technical Assistance ALERTS are generated periodically to update contractual and/or
programmatic requirements and/or clarifications. Please ensure that appropriate Community
Action Agency (CAA) staff are aware of this technical assistance.
Community Action Program Services (CAPS) – Income Eligibility Thresholds for SFY 2017
The SFY 2016-2017 Income Threshold Chart for CAPS becomes effective on July 1, 2016 and
will remain in effect until June 30, 2017. Both the Federal Poverty Guideline (FPG) and the
State Median Income (SMI) have risen slightly for 2016. The income threshold for Low Income
Home Energy Assistance (LIHEAP) eligibility is set at 60 percent of the current SMI, as determined
by the 2015 American Community Survey (ACS), Five-Year Estimates, or 150 percent of the
current Federal Poverty Guideline (FPG), whichever is greater. As in SFY 2016, the 150 percent
FPG threshold is still greater than 60 percent of the SMI for households sized seven and larger.
The income thresholds on the simplified LIHEAP-only chart are derived from the comprehensive
CAPS chart (Attachment #1) for all other Community Action Program Services. An abbreviated
chart for use with LIHEAP only is also included in this ALERT (Attachment #2). The current FPGs
are used to determine income eligibility according to the rules and income limits for each specific
program.
These charts replace the SFY 2016 Income Threshold charts in the LIHEAP and Short-Term Crisis
Services (STCS) Policy and Procedure Manuals. (The charts currently in use indicate that they
are to be used through June 30, 2016.)
If you have any questions or require additional information, please contact Diana Gravett,
Community Action Program Specialist, at dgravett@azdes.gov or (602) 542-6594.

Attachment #1
Arizona Department of Economic Security - Division of Aging and Adult Services (DAAS)
Community Services Administration
Income Thresholds for Community Action Program Services - Effective July 1, 2016 - June 30, 2017
Federal Poverty Guidelines (FPG) - Income thresholds for the last 30 days by percent of FPG
For >12
Number of Household Members>> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Add
0%-75% of Poverty = At or under 75% of the FPG. $743 $1,001 $1,260 $1,519 $1,778 $2,036 $2,296 $2,556 $2,816 $3,076 $3,336 $3,596 $260
76%-100% of Poverty = Above 75% and at or below 100% of
$990 $1,335 $1,680 $2,025 $2,370 $2,715 $3,061 $3,408 $3,754 $4,101 $4,448 $4,794 $347
FPG. Threshold for: Senior Telephone Discount Program.
101%-125% of Poverty = Above 100% and at or below 125%
of FPG. Threshold for: STCS, CSBG clients aged 59 and
$1,238 $1,669 $2,100 $2,531 $2,963 $3,394 $3,826 $4,259 $4,693 $5,126 $5,559 $5,993 $433
under without disabilites and NHN. For CSBG/STCS clients
60+ or persons with disabilities see: 126%-150% of Poverty
126%-150% of Poverty = Above 125% and at or below 150%
of FPG. Threshold for: STCS and CSBG clients aged 60+,
$1,485 $2,003 $2,520 $3,038 $3,555 $4,073 $4,591 $5,111 $5,631 $6,151 $6,671 $7,191 $520
persons with disabilities and TAP. For LIHEAP clients see
next section, LIHEAP ONLY.
LIFELINE: 135% of Poverty = At or below 135% of the FPG.
$1,337 $1,802 $2,268 $2,734 $3,200 $3,665 $4,132 $4,600 $5,068 $5,536 $6,004 $6,472 $468
Threshold for Lifeline Telephone Discount.
LIHEAP ONLY - Income Thresholds by Household Size
For >12
Number of Household Members>> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Add
The household income limit for the last 30 days for LIHEAP is $1,749 $2,287 $2,825 $3,364 $3,902 $4,440 $4,591 $5,111 $5,631 $6,151 $6,671 $7,191 $520
60% of SMI for households sized 6 and under. For
households sized 7 and over, the income limit is 150% of Income limits for LIHEAP households sized 6 and under using 60% Income limits for LIHEAP households sized 7 and over (using Federal
FPG of State Median Income Poverty Guidelines)
LIHEAP ONLY - Energy Points for Income by Household Size
For >12
Number of Household Members>> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Add
At or below 25% of 60% of SMI or 150% of FPG $437 $572 $706 $841 $975 $1,110 $1,148 $1,278 $1,408 $1,538 $1,668 $1,798 $130
A) 5 points for households sized 7 or more >>
Above 25% and up to 50% of 60% of SMI >> or
$875 $1,144 $1,413 $1,682 $1,951 $2,220 $2,296 $2,556 $2,816 $3,076 $3,336 $3,596 $260
B) 4 points above 150% for households sized 7 or more >>
Above 50% and up to 75% of 60% of the SMI
C) 3 points >>or above 150% for households sized 7 or $1,312 $1,715 $2,119 $2,523 $2,926 $3,330 $3,443 $3,833 $4,223 $4,613 $5,003 $5,393 $390
Above 75% of 60% of SMI or above 150% of
$1,749 $2,287 $2,825 $3,364 $3,902 $4,440 $4,591 $5,111 $5,631 $6,151 $6,671 $7,191 $520
D) 2 points FPG for households sized 7 or more. >>

Attachment #2
Department of Economic Security (DES)
Division of Aging and Adult Services (DAAS)
SFY 2017 Simplified LIHEAP Income Chart
60 % of State Median Income (SMI) is used for households sized 6 and under
150 % of Federal Poverty Guideline (FPG) is used for households sized 7 and over
Household Size 30 Day Gross Income Limit
( Dollar Amount)
1 SM I60% $1,749
2 2 ,287
3 2 ,825
4 3 ,364
5 3 ,902
6 4 ,440
7 FPG 150% 4 ,491
8 5 ,111
9 5 ,631
10 6 ,151
11 6 ,671
12 7 ,191
For each additional household member, add $520
3 /18/16

COMMUNITY ACTION NETWORK FORMULA
INITIAL SFY 2017 ALLOCATIONS (Includes Hold Harmless >8%)
CSBG CSBG LIHEAP SFY 2017
CSBG Discretionary Carryover LIHEAP Re-distributed TANF SSBG CENTURYLINK NHN ALLOCATION
ACAA $ - $ 155,000 $ - $ 25,000 $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ 180,000
CAHRA $ 272,403 $ - $ - $ 994,866 $ - $ 205,170 $ 16,096 $ 5,972 $ 2,090 $ 1,496,597
City of Glendale $ 190,479 $ - $ - $ 695,736 $ - $ 150,000 $ 77,890 $ 4,178 $ 1,462 $ 1,119,745
City of Phoenix $ 1,286,962 $ - $ - $ 4,704,235 $ - $ 994,098 $ 574,714 $ 28,244 $ 9,885 $ 7,598,138
Coconino County $ 150,000 $ - $ - $ 359,108 $ - $ 150,000 $ 18,305 $ 2,155 $ 756 $ 680,324
Arizona Dept. of Housing $ - $ - $ - $ 2,936,124 $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ 2,936,124
Gila County $ 150,000 $ - $ - $ 139,802 $ - $ 150,000 $ 8,048 $ 840 $ 295 $ 448,985
Maricopa County $ 811,075 $ - $ - $ 2,963,226 $ - $ 588,117 $ 316,323 $ 17,792 $ 6,227 $ 4,702,760
MesaCAN $ 294,411 $ - $ - $ 1,075,201 $ - $ 222,564 $ 116,279 $ 6,456 $ 2,256 $ 1,717,167
NACOG $ 235,376 $ - $ - $ 860,483 $ - $ 178,054 $ 66,581 $ 5,166 $ 1,809 $ 1,347,469
Pima County $ 692,289 $ - $ - $ 794,470 $ - $ 528,413 $ - $ 15,201 $ 1,669 $ 2,032,042
PPEP $ 97,190 $ - $ - $ - $ - $ 74,480 $ - $ - $ - $ 171,670
SEACAP $ 208,297 $ - $ - $ 719,584 $ - $ 157,948 $ - $ 4,322 $ 1,511 $ 1,091,662
Tohono O'odham $ - $ - $ - $ 62,572 $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ 62,572
Tucson Urban League $ - $ - $ - $ 1,737,303 $ - $ - $ - $ - $ 3,651 $ 1,740,954
WACOG $ 471,007 $ - $ - $ 1,610,905 $ - $ 325,156 $ - $ 9,674 $ 3,389 $ 2,420,131
Totals $ 4,859,489 $ 155,000 $ - $ 19,678,615 $ - $ 3,724,000 $ 1,194,236 $ 100,000 $ 35,000 $ 29,746,339
Notes:
1. SSBG Funds are Locally Planned, only.
2. $25,000 LIHEAP funding for ACAA is for Leveraging activities.
Bolded numbers represent changes in funding.

COMMUNITY ACTION NETWORK FORMULA
REVISED SFY 2016 ALLOCATIONS - the last Alert dated 10/15/15
CSBG CSBG LIHEAP SFY 2016
CSBG Discretionary Carryover LIHEAP Re-distributed TANF SSBG CENTURYLINK NHN ALLOCATION
ACAA $ - $ 155,000 $ - $ 25,000 $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ 180,000
CAHRA $ 253,061 $ - $ - $ 833,932 $ - $ 183,081 $ 16,096 $ 5,148 $ 1,803 $ 1,293,121
City of Glendale $ 179,014 $ - $ - $ 632,382 $ - $ 150,000 $ 77,890 $ 3,923 $ 1,373 $ 1,044,582
City of Phoenix $ 1,303,378 $ - $ - $ 4,592,333 $ - $ 1,012,131 $ 574,714 $ 28,564 $ 9,999 $ 7,521,119
Coconino County $ 150,000 $ - $ - $ 373,760 $ - $ 150,000 $ 18,305 $ 2,178 $ 762 $ 695,005
Arizona Dept. of Housing $ - $ - $ - $ 3,016,480 $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ 3,016,480
Gila County $ 150,000 $ - $ - $ 148,509 $ - $ 150,000 $ 8,048 $ 905 $ 316 $ 457,778
Maricopa County $ 783,483 $ - $ - $ 2,714,544 $ - $ 557,179 $ 316,323 $ 16,852 $ 5,897 $ 4,394,278
MesaCAN $ 272,196 $ - $ - $ 960,541 $ - $ 204,778 $ 116,279 $ 5,972 $ 2,086 $ 1,561,852
NACOG $ 253,027 $ - $ - $ 898,476 $ - $ 180,645 $ 66,581 $ 5,230 $ 1,830 $ 1,405,789
Pima County $ 742,974 $ - $ - $ 791,791 $ - $ 557,179 $ - $ 15,845 $ 1,703 $ 2,109,492
PPEP $ 98,001 $ - $ - $ - $ - $ 74,480 $ - $ - $ - $ 172,481
SEACAP $ 217,846 $ - $ - $ 771,552 $ - $ 165,896 $ - $ 4,814 $ 1,684 $ 1,161,792
Tohono O'odham $ - $ - $ - $ 64,972 $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ 64,972
Tucson Urban League $ - $ - $ - $ 1,765,724 $ - $ - $ - $ - $ 3,842 $ 1,769,566
WACOG $ 497,080 $ - $ - $ 1,709,288 $ - $ 338,631 $ - $ 10,569 $ 3,705 $ 2,559,273
Totals $ 4,900,060 $ 155,000 $ - $ 19,299,284 $ - $ 3,724,000 $ 1,194,236 $ 100,000 $ 35,000 $ 29,407,580
Note:
1. SSBG Funds are Locally Planned, only.
2. $25,000 LIHEAP funding for ACAA is for Leveraging activities.
Bolded numbers represent changes in funding.

NET INCREASES/(DECREASES) - FY 17 minus the last FY 16 Alert
CSBG CSBG LIHEAP SFY 2017
CSBG Discretionary Carryover LIHEAP Re-distributed TANF SSBG CENTURYLINK NHN ALLOCATION
ACAA $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ -
CAHRA $ 19,342 $ - $ - $ 160,934 $ - $ 22,089 $ - $ 824 $ 287 $ 203,476
City of Glendale $ 11,465 $ - $ - $ 63,354 $ - $ - $ - $ 255 $ 89 $ 75,163
City of Phoenix $ (16,416) $ - $ - $ 111,902 $ - $ (18,032) $ - $ (320) $ (114) $ 77,020
Coconino County $ - $ - $ - $ (14,652) $ - $ - $ - $ (23) $ (6) $ (14,681)
Arizona Dept. of Housing $ - $ - $ - $ (80,356) $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ (80,356)
Gila County $ - $ - $ - $ (8,707) $ - $ - $ - $ (65) $ (21) $ (8,793)
Maricopa County $ 27,592 $ - $ - $ 248,682 $ - $ 30,938 $ - $ 940 $ 330 $ 308,482
MesaCAN $ 22,215 $ - $ - $ 114,660 $ - $ 17,786 $ - $ 484 $ 170 $ 155,315
NACOG $ (17,651) $ - $ - $ (37,993) $ - $ (2,591) $ - $ (64) $ (21) $ (58,320)
Pima County $ (50,685) $ - $ - $ 2,679 $ - $ (28,766) $ - $ (644) $ (34) $ (77,450)
PPEP $ (811) $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ (811)
SEACAP $ (9,549) $ - $ - $ (51,968) $ - $ (7,948) $ - $ (492) $ (173) $ (70,130)
Tohono O'odham $ - $ - $ - $ (2,400) $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ (2,400)
Tucson Urban League $ - $ - $ - $ (28,421) $ - $ - $ - $ - $ (191) $ (28,612)
WACOG $ (26,073) $ - $ - $ (98,383) $ - $ (13,476) $ - $ (895) $ (316) $ (139,143)
Totals $ (40,571) $ - $ - $ 379,331 $ - $ 0 $ - $ - $ - $ 338,760
Bolded numbers represent changes in funding.

% INCREASES/(DECREASES) - FY 17 minus the last FY 16 Alert
CSBG CSBG LIHEAP SFY 2017
CSBG Discretionary Carryover LIHEAP Re-distributed TANF SSBG CENTURYLINK NHN ALLOCATION
ACAA 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0%
CAHRA 7% 0% 0% 16% 0% 11% 0% 14% 14% 14%
City of Glendale 6% 0% 0% 9% 0% 0% 0% 6% 6% 7%
City of Phoenix -1% 0% 0% 2% 0% -2% 0% -1% -1% 1%
Coconino County 0% 0% 0% -4% 0% 0% 0% -1% -1% -2%
Arizona Dept. of Housing 0% 0% 0% -3% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% -3%
Gila County 0% 0% 0% -6% 0% 0% 0% -8% -7% -2%
Maricopa County 3% 0% 0% 8% 0% 5% 0% 5% 5% 7%
MesaCAN 8% 0% 0% 11% 0% 8% 0% 7% 8% 9%
NACOG -7% 0% 0% -4% 0% -1% 0% -1% -1% -4%
Pima County -7% 0% 0% 0% 0% -5% 0% -4% -2% -4%
PPEP -1% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0%
SEACAP -5% 0% 0% -7% 0% -5% 0% -11% -11% -6%
Tohono O'odham 0% 0% 0% -4% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% -4%
Tucson Urban League 0% 0% 0% -2% 0% 0% 0% 0% -5% -2%
WACOG -6% 0% 0% -6% 0% -4% 0% -9% -9% -6%
Totals $ (0) $ - $ - $ 0 $ - $ 0 $ - $ (0) $ (0) $ 0
Bolded numbers represent changes in funding.
Hold-harmless applies to those agencies with reductions of greater than 8%.

COMMUNITY ACTION NETWORK FORMULA
SFY 2017 ALLOCATIONS
CSBG CSBG LIHEAP SFY 2017
CSBG Discretionary Carryover LIHEAP Re-distributed TANF SSBG CENTURYLINK NHN ALLOCATION
ACAA $ - $ 155,000 $ - $ 25,000 $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ 180,000
CAHRA $ 272,403 $ - $ - $ 994,866 $ - $ 205,170 $ 16,096 $ 5,972 $ 2,090 $ 1,496,597
City of Glendale $ 190,479 $ - $ - $ 695,736 $ - $ 150,000 $ 77,890 $ 4,178 $ 1,462 $ 1,119,745
City of Phoenix $ 1,286,962 $ - $ - $ 4,704,235 $ - $ 994,098 $ 574,714 $ 28,244 $ 9,885 $ 7,598,138
Coconino County $ 150,000 $ - $ - $ 359,108 $ - $ 150,000 $ 18,305 $ 2,155 $ 756 $ 680,324
Arizona Dept of Housing $ - $ - $ - $ 2,936,124 $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ 2,936,124
Gila County $ 150,000 $ - $ - $ 139,802 $ - $ 150,000 $ 8,048 $ 840 $ 295 $ 448,985
Maricopa County $ 811,075 $ - $ - $ 2,963,226 $ - $ 588,117 $ 316,323 $ 17,792 $ 6,227 $ 4,702,760
MesaCAN $ 294,411 $ - $ - $ 1,075,201 $ - $ 222,564 $ 116,279 $ 6,456 $ 2,256 $ 1,717,167
NACOG $ 235,376 $ - $ - $ 860,483 $ - $ 178,054 $ 66,581 $ 5,166 $ 1,809 $ 1,347,469
Pima County $ 692,289 $ - $ - $ 794,470 $ - $ 528,413 $ - $ 15,201 $ 1,669 $ 2,032,042
PPEP $ 97,190 $ - $ - $ - $ - $ 74,480 $ - $ - $ - $ 171,670
SEACAP $ 208,297 $ - $ - $ 719,584 $ - $ 157,948 $ - $ 4,322 $ 1,511 $ 1,091,662
Tohono O'odham $ - $ - $ - $ 62,572 $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - $ 62,572
Tucson Urban League $ - $ - $ - $ 1,737,303 $ - $ - $ - $ - $ 3,651 $ 1,740,954
WACOG $ 471,007 $ - $ - $ 1,610,905 $ - $ 325,156 $ - $ 9,674 $ 3,389 $ 2,420,131
Totals $ 4,859,489 $ 155,000 $ - $ 19,678,615 $ - $ 3,724,000 $ 1,194,236 $ 100,000 $ 35,000 $ 29,746,339

ACAA
Fund Source SFY SFY SFY
2017 2017 2017
Initial Allocation Revised
Allocation Increase/(Decrease) Allocation
CSBG $ - $ - $ -
CSBG Discretionary $ 155,000 $ - $ 155,000
CSBG Carryover $ - $ -
LIHEAP $ 25,000 $ - $ 25,000
LIHEAP Re-distributed $ - $ -
TANF $ - $ - $ -
SSBG $ - $ - $ -
CENTURYLINK $ - $ - $ -
NHN $ - $ - $ -
TOTAL $ 180,000 $ - $ 180,000
Bolded numbers represent changes in funding.

CAHRA
Fund Source SFY SFY SFY
2017 2017 2017
Initial Allocation Revised
Allocation Increase/(Decrease) Allocation
CSBG $ 272,403 $ - $ 272,403
CSBG Discretionary $ - $ - $ -
CSBG Carryover $ - $ - $ -
LIHEAP $ 994,866 $ - $ 994,866
LIHEAP Re-distributed $ - $ - $ -
TANF $ 205,170 $ - $ 205,170
SSBG $ 16,096 $ - $ 16,096
CENTURYLINK $ 5,972 $ - $ 5,972
NHN $ 2,090 $ - $ 2,090
TOTAL $ 1,496,597 $ - $ 1,496,597
Bolded numbers represent changes in funding.

CITY OF GLENDALE
Fund Source SFY SFY SFY
2017 2017 2017
Initial Allocation Revised
Allocation Increase/(Decrease) Allocation
CSBG $ 190,479 $ - $ 190,479
CSBG Discretionary $ - $ - $ -
CSBG Carryover $ - $ - $ -
LIHEAP $ 695,736 $ - $ 695,736
LIHEAP Re-distributed $ - $ - $ -
TANF $ 150,000 $ - $ 150,000
SSBG $ 77,890 $ - $ 77,890
CENTURYLINK $ 4,178 $ - $ 4,178
NHN $ 1,462 $ - $ 1,462
TOTAL $ 1,119,745 $ - $ 1,119,745
Bolded numbers represent changes in funding.

CITY OF PHOENIX
Fund Source SFY SFY SFY
2017 2017 2017
Initial Allocation Revised
Allocation Increase/(Decrease) Allocation
CSBG $ 1,286,962 $ - $ 1,286,962
CSBG Discretionary $ - $ - $ -
CSBG Carryover $ - $ - $ -
LIHEAP $ 4,704,235 $ - $ 4,704,235
LIHEAP Re-distributed $ - $ - $ -
TANF $ 994,098 $ - $ 994,098
SSBG $ 574,714 $ - $ 574,714
CENTURYLINK $ 28,244 $ - $ 28,244
NHN $ 9,885 $ - $ 9,885
TOTAL $ 7,598,138 $ - $ 7,598,138
Bolded numbers represent changes in funding.

COCONINO COUNTY
Fund Source SFY SFY SFY
2017 2017 2017
Initial Allocation Revised
Allocation Increase/(Decrease) Allocation
CSBG $ 150,000 $ - $ 150,000
CSBG Discretionary $ - $ - $ -
CSBG Carryover $ - $ - $ -
LIHEAP $ 359,108 $ - $ 359,108
LIHEAP Re-distributed $ - $ - $ -
TANF $ 150,000 $ - $ 150,000
SSBG $ 18,305 $ - $ 18,305
CENTURYLINK $ 2,155 $ - $ 2,155
NHN $ 756 $ - $ 756
TOTAL $ 680,324 $ - $ 680,324
Bolded numbers represent changes in funding.

GILA COUNTY
Fund Source SFY SFY SFY
2017 2017 2017
Initial Allocation Revised
Allocation Increase/(Decrease) Allocation
CSBG $ 150,000 $ - $ 150,000
CSBG Discretionary $ - $ - $ -
CSBG Carryover $ - $ - $ -
LIHEAP $ 139,802 $ - $ 139,802
LIHEAP Re-distributed $ - $ - $ -
TANF $ 150,000 $ - $ 150,000
SSBG $ 8,048 $ - $ 8,048
CENTURYLINK $ 840 $ - $ 840
NHN $ 295 $ - $ 295
TOTAL $ 448,985 $ - $ 448,985
Bolded numbers represent changes in funding.

ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING
Fund Source SFY SFY SFY
2017 2017 2017
Initial Allocation Revised
Allocation Increase/(Decrease) Allocation
CSBG $ - $ - $ -
CSBG Discretionary $ - $ - $ -
CSBG Carryover $ - $ - $ -
LIHEAP $ 2,936,124 $ - $ 2,936,124
LIHEAP Re-distributed $ - $ - $ -
TANF $ - $ - $ -
SSBG $ - $ - $ -
CENTURYLINK $ - $ - $ -
NHN $ - $ - $ -
TOTAL $ 2,936,124 $ - $ 2,936,124
Bolded numbers represent changes in funding.

MARICOPA COUNTY
Fund Source SFY SFY SFY
2017 2017 2017
Initial Allocation Revised
Allocation Increase/(Decrease) Allocation
CSBG $ 811,075 $ - $ 811,075
CSBG Discretionary $ - $ - $ -
CSBG Carryover $ - $ - $ -
LIHEAP $ 2,963,226 $ - $ 2,963,226
LIHEAP Re-distributed $ - $ - $ -
TANF $ 588,117 $ - $ 588,117
SSBG $ 316,323 $ - $ 316,323
CENTURYLINK $ 17,792 $ - $ 17,792
NHN $ 6,227 $ - $ 6,227
TOTAL $ 4,702,760 $ - $ 4,702,760
Bolded numbers represent changes in funding.

MESA CAN
Fund Source SFY SFY SFY
2017 2017 2017
Initial Allocation Revised
Allocation Increase/(Decrease) Allocation
CSBG $ 294,411 $ - $ 294,411
CSBG Discretionary $ - $ - $ -
CSBG Carryover $ - $ - $ -
LIHEAP $ 1,075,201 $ - $ 1,075,201
LIHEAP Re-distributed $ - $ - $ -
TANF $ 222,564 $ - $ 222,564
SSBG $ 116,279 $ - $ 116,279
CENTURYLINK $ 6,456 $ - $ 6,456
NHN $ 2,256 $ - $ 2,256
TOTAL $ 1,717,167 $ - $ 1,717,167
Bolded numbers represent changes in funding.

NACOG
Fund Source SFY SFY SFY
2017 2017 2017
Initial Allocation Revised
Allocation Increase/(Decrease) Allocation
CSBG $ 235,376 $ - $ 235,376
CSBG Discretionary $ - $ - $ -
CSBG Carryover $ - $ - $ -
LIHEAP $ 860,483 $ - $ 860,483
LIHEAP Re-distributed $ - $ - $ -
TANF $ 178,054 $ - $ 178,054
SSBG $ 66,581 $ - $ 66,581
CENTURYLINK $ 5,166 $ - $ 5,166
NHN $ 1,809 $ - $ 1,809
TOTAL $ 1,347,469 $ - $ 1,347,469
Bolded numbers represent changes in funding.

PIMA COUNTY
Fund Source SFY SFY SFY
2017 2017 2017
Initial Allocation Revised
Allocation Increase/(Decrease) Allocation
CSBG $ 692,289 $ - $ 692,289
CSBG Discretionary $ - $ - $ -
CSBG Carryover $ - $ - $ -
LIHEAP $ 794,470 $ - $ 794,470
LIHEAP Re-distributed $ - $ - $ -
TANF $ 528,413 $ - $ 528,413
SSBG $ - $ - $ -
CENTURYLINK $ 15,201 $ - $ 15,201
NHN $ 1,669 $ - $ 1,669
TOTAL $ 2,032,042 $ - $ 2,032,042
Bolded numbers represent changes in funding.

PPEP
Fund Source SFY SFY SFY
2017 2017 2017
Initial Allocation Revised
Allocation Increase/(Decrease) Allocation
CSBG $ 97,190 $ - $ 97,190
CSBG Discretionary $ - $ - $ -
CSBG Carryover $ - $ - $ -
LIHEAP $ - $ - $ -
LIHEAP Re-distributed $ - $ - $ -
TANF $ 74,480 $ - $ 74,480
SSBG $ - $ - $ -
CENTURYLINK $ - $ - $ -
NHN $ - $ - $ -
TOTAL $ 171,670 $ - $ 171,670
Bolded numbers represent changes in funding.

SEACAP
Fund Source SFY SFY SFY
2017 2017 2017
Initial Allocation Revised
Allocation Increase/(Decrease) Allocation
CSBG $ 208,297 $ - $ 208,297
CSBG Discretionary $ - $ - $ -
CSBG Carryover $ - $ - $ -
LIHEAP $ 719,584 $ - $ 719,584
LIHEAP Re-distributed $ - $ - $ -
TANF $ 157,948 $ - $ 157,948
SSBG $ - $ - $ -
CENTURYLINK $ 4,322 $ - $ 4,322
NHN $ 1,511 $ - $ 1,511
TOTAL $ 1,091,662 $ - $ 1,091,662
Bolded numbers represent changes in funding.

TOHONO O'ODHAM
Fund Source SFY SFY SFY
2017 2017 2017
Initial Allocation Revised
Allocation Increase/(Decrease) Allocation
CSBG $ - $ - $ -
CSBG Discretionary $ - $ - $ -
CSBG Carryover $ - $ - $ -
LIHEAP $ 62,572 $ - $ 62,572
LIHEAP Re-distributed $ - $ - $ -
TANF $ - $ - $ -
SSBG $ - $ - $ -
CENTURYLINK $ - $ - $ -
NHN $ - $ - $ -
TOTAL $ 62,572 $ - $ 62,572
Bolded numbers represent changes in funding.

TUCSON URBAN LEAGUE
Fund Source SFY SFY SFY
2017 2017 2017
Initial Allocation Revised
Allocation Increase/(Decrease) Allocation
CSBG $ - $ - $ -
CSBG Discretionary $ - $ - $ -
CSBG Carryover $ - $ - $ -
LIHEAP $ 1,737,303 $ - $ 1,737,303
LIHEAP Re-distributed $ - $ - $ -
TANF $ - $ - $ -
SSBG $ - $ - $ -
CENTURYLINK $ - $ - $ -
NHN $ 3,651 $ - $ 3,651
TOTAL $ 1,740,954 $ - $ 1,740,954
Bolded numbers represent changes in funding.

WACOG
Fund Source SFY SFY SFY
2017 2017 2017
Initial Allocation Revised
Allocation Increase/(Decrease) Allocation
CSBG $ 471,007 $ - $ 471,007
CSBG Discretionary $ - $ - $ -
CSBG Carryover $ - $ - $ -
LIHEAP $ 1,610,905 $ - $ 1,610,905
LIHEAP Re-distributed $ - $ - $ -
TANF $ 325,156 $ - $ 325,156
SSBG $ - $ - $ -
CENTURYLINK $ 9,674 $ - $ 9,674
NHN $ 3,389 $ - $ 3,389
TOTAL $ 2,420,131 $ - $ 2,420,131
Bolded numbers represent changes in funding.

STATE TOTALS
Fund Source ALERT DATE ISSUED SFY SFY SFY
2017 2017 2017
Initial Allocation Revised
Allocation Increase/(Decrease) Allocation
CSBG ALERT SFY 17-A 3/18/2016 $ 4,859,489 $ - $ 4,859,489
CSBG Discretionary ALERT SFY 17-A 3/18/2016 $ 155,000 $ - $ 155,000
CSBG Carryover $ - $ - $ -
LIHEAP ALERT SFY 17-B 3/18/2016 $ 19,678,615 $ - $ 19,678,615
LIHEAP Re-distributed $ - $ - $ -
TANF ALERT SFY 17-E 3/18/2016 $ 3,724,000 $ - $ 3,724,000
SSBG ALERT SFY 17-G 3/18/2016 $ 1,194,236 $ - $ 1,194,236
CENTURYLINK ALERT SFY 17-H 3/18/2016 $ 100,000 $ - $ 100,000
NHN ALERT SFY 17-I 3/18/2016 $ 35,000 $ - $ 35,000
TOTAL $ 29,746,340 $ - $ 29,746,340
Bolded numbers represent changes in funding.