Nina Wilson told the High Point Community Development Committee that $452,154 in CDBG-CV (CARES Act) funds would be shifted from public facilities to public services to provide rent and utility assistance and bolster local food pantries; the committee agreed to set a Sept. 21 public hearing and took no vote at this meeting.

The Hernando–Citrus MPO board accepted a revised Complete Streets policy and implementation guidance, including a shorter project evaluation checklist, nonmotorized facility gap updates and suggestions to integrate context class into local planning; board members pressed for prioritization and funding pathways for school-area sidewalks.

After a public hearing, the council approved the draft 2026 annual action plan, including a CDBG allocation of $855,552 (up $14,000) and HOME program line items; staff said final nonprofit recommendations will be returned with the final plan.

Open Door Ministries seeks new location for care center after community and county pushback.

Community members voice mixed concerns and support for HPU's new rowing program and boathouse.

Council discusses the development ordinance update and receives community input on various topics.

Council discusses housing expansion and community support during Washington Street revitalization efforts.

City planning administrator Andy Piper highlights comprehensive plan priorities and task force achievements.

City council explores community engagement strategies to support local economy and art initiatives.

High Point outlines five-year consolidated plan and annual action plan utilizing HUD grants.

High Point Pistons, owned by a local entrepreneur, aims to revitalize the community through basketball.

High Point discusses five-year consolidation and annual action plans for community development funding.

Local officials explore balancing affordability with community needs and innovative construction methods.