The city is seeking public input on its 2026 CDBG Action Plan, which allocates federal funds for community development projects. Priorities include infrastructure and community services, with discussions around expanding uses to include educational scholarships.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 3 the 60 before, 3 the 90 before that.
The CDBG program provides federal funding for local projects, impacting infrastructure, community services, and potentially education.
Low-to-moderate-income residents and the community at large through improved infrastructure and services.
If housing remains unaffordable, it could lead to residents being priced out of the community, impacting workforce availability and local spending.
The council is debating whether to fund long-term projects like the Innovation Hub and Project Nexus, with some members wanting to see more immediate results for the community.
The library is ensuring that people experiencing homelessness can still access services through 'disaster cards' and free hygiene kits.
The city is beginning to plan for Phase 2 of the Downtown East project, focusing on parcels 5 and 7. Concepts include mixed-use development with retail, entertainment, residential units, and additional parking, aiming to create a vibrant and dynamic area that responds to market needs.
The discussion touched on the affordability of housing in Pflugerville and how it impacts residents' ability to live and work in the city. The PCDC acknowledged that attracting retail and restaurants depends on residents having disposable income, which is linked to housing costs and job wages.
The city is seeking public input on its 2026 CDBG Action Plan, which allocates federal funds for community development projects. Priorities include infrastructure and community services, with discussions around expanding uses to include educational scholarships.
The board is exploring ways to integrate equity into city planning and engage directly with residents and community groups. This includes participating in master plans and developing new outreach programs.
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