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From:Pickett, Andy
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Subject:FW: Disaster Recovery Resource Development Quarterly Report
Date:Monday, October 11, 2021 5:02:07 PM
Attachments:Quarterly Report - Fall 2021.pdf
Board Members,
See the attached Quarterly Report from Sherisse. There’s a lot of good work going on in Resource
Development.
Andy
530-552-3310 (Office)
From: Allen, Sherisse <SHAllen@buttecounty.net>
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Subject: Disaster Recovery Resource Development Quarterly Report
Hello Department Leadership.
Please find attached our quarterly report that briefly reviews the disaster recovery resource
development efforts of the past three months. There is reason to celebrate. It has been a productive
and profitable three months. The bottom line is that we have submitted funding requests for $194
million dollars, and to date, have been funded for nine projects totaling $64 million dollars. Over the
past three months, 16 Notices of Interests were submitted for road repair, utility expansion, and
new service centers. We are currently preparing another 10 Notices of Interest for an additional $90
million dollars in road repair and widening.
These successes could not be accomplished with the partnership of Butte County leadership and
staff. Thank you for your continued support and investment in Butte County recovery.
Please don’t hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.
Thank you. Sherisse
Sherisse Allen
Program Development Manager
Butte County Administration
25 County Center Drive, Suite 213, Oroville, CA 95965
T: 530.552.3339 |
Butte County Resilience & Recovery
Program & Resource Development
Fall 2021 Update
In July through September 2021, sixteen Notices of Interest (NOIs) were submitted for Community Development
Block Grant – Disaster Recovery funds to support infrastructure impacted by the Camp Fire. The NOIs totaled
$128,884,245 of funding for road repair ($10,146,012), integrated service centers ($70,150,233), and sewage
facility upgrades ($48,588,000). These NOIs represent Round One of submissions. Round Two submissions are
being prepared for an additional 10 NOIs totaling approximately $90,000,000 of road repairs. Full applications
will be submitted by invitation from the California Housing and Community Development Department.
Community Development Block Grant – Disaster Recovery - Infrastructure
Concow Road Repair
Concow Road sustained road damage due to emergency work performed during the Camp Fire. The fund
request covers the local match for a FEMA grant to repair top surface damage to the road.
Fund Request: $262,500
Communities: Concow and Yankee Hill
Concow Road Restoration
Concow Road requires full depth road restoration to return to its pre-Camp Fire condition. The section of road
begins at the West side of Highway 70 and extends almost to Concow Reservoir, serving as a primary artery
road to housing, a school, the public pool, the park, the community center and the fire station.
Fund Request: $5,662,500
Communities: Concow and Yankee Hill
Dark Canyon Road Restoration
The structural integrity of Dark Canyon Road was destroyed by soil destabilization caused by Camp Fire high
burn severity. The extreme storms of the winter following the fire reacted with the unstable soil, triggering a
debris flow landslide that damaged the roadway, road embankment, and associated culverts. Funding would
rebuild and stabilize the road and embankment.
Fund Request: $328,812
Communities: East County
Andover Road Restoration
Andover Road sustained permanent damage to its surface and base as a result of Camp Fire recovery
operations including debris hauling and use of heavy equipment. The road requires a full road depth
restoration. Andover is a collector road in Magalia between the Skyway and a series of neighborhood streets.
Fund Request: $936,000
Community: Magalia
Sherisse Allen, Butte County Administration
530-552-3339
shallen@buttecounty.net
Magalia Local Roads Repair
The Magalia Local Roads Repair focuses on 47 local access roads in two neighborhoods that were damaged by
emergency and debris removal trucks. Restoring these nearly seven miles of roadway with dig-out
rehabilitation will support housing recovery of the 736 destroyed homes impacted in those neighborhoods.
Fund Request: $1,728,000
Community: Magalia
Magalia Collector Roads Repairs
Rosewood Drive and Dogtown Road are two collector roads in Magalia that sustained permanent damage to
their surface and base as a result of Camp Fire recovery operations including debris removal, tree hauling, and
use of heavy equipment. The rehabilitation repair will cover over two miles of roads leading from the Skyway
to neighborhood housing.
Fund Request: $1,228,200
Community: Magalia
Waste Water Sewage Treatment Plant Upgrade and Expansion
The Camp Fire led to a massive redistribution of residents throughout the County, and as such, has impacted
the infrastructure needs of receiving communities trying to adapt to a population increase that would normally
take decades to achieve. Butte County submitted an NOI on behalf of the Sewerage Commission – Oroville
Region (SC-OR) for an upgraded and expanded treatment plant to meet growing Oroville area needs.
Fund Request: $45,044,000
Communities: Thermalito, Oroville, Kelly Ridge
Ruddy Creek Pump Station Replacement
The Ruddy Creek Pump Station is critical infrastructure that needs complete replacement to accommodate the
housing recovery needs of Butte County after the Camp Fire. The current system has several significant
shortfalls in operation that makes functionality under standard conditions a risk to the community, and needs
to be replaced to accommodate population growth. Butte County submitted an NOI for the pump station
replacement on behalf of SC-OR.
Fund Request: $3,544,000
Community: Thermalito
Butte County Community Services Center
The Butte County Community Services Center is a one-stop service center in Paradise for residents on the
Ridge. It will be a joint venture with the Department of Employment and Social Services (DESS), the
Department of Behavioral Health (BCDBH), and community service providers to offer support services to
residents as they financially and emotionally recover from the Camp Fire. Funds will be use to acquire a facility.
Fund Request: $7,825,000
Communities: Paradise and Magalia
Sherisse Allen, Butte County Administration
530-552-3339
shallen@buttecounty.net
Oroville Integrated Behavioral Health Services
The Camp Fire was an unprecedented disaster with an unprecedented impact on the trauma recovery and
mental health needs of the growing communities surrounding the burn scar. In order to provide adequate
services in a best practices model, BCDBH is seeking funding to build a facility that will provide integrated
behavioral health services in the Oroville area.
Fund Request: $18,804,608
Communities: Oroville, South Oroville, Thermalito, Palermo, Kelly Ridge
Gridley Integrated Behavioral Health Services
The immediate and ongoing impact of the Camp Fire constitutes a staggering need for mental health support.
As the population shifts throughout the county, so does the need to bolster services in communities that have
been significantly expanded. BCDBH will build a new integrated mental health facility in Gridley in order to
provide the type and quantity of services that meets community demand.
Fund Request: $6,197,200
Communities: Gridley and Biggs
North County Homeless Navigation Center
The pre Camp Fire housing crisis has been further exacerbated by losing 40% of the county housing stock in the
fire. The demand for housing has significantly impacted the number of people experiencing homelessness,
throughout the county. Butte County has the opportunity to establish a North County Homeless Navigation
Center adjacent to DESS programs in Chico to support individuals and families without homes with services,
and to find housing, when available.
Fund Request: $1,525,000
Community: North County
Resiliency Empowerment Support Team Facility
Butte County is experiencing a dramatic increase in homelessness and trauma-related mental illness due to the
Camp Fire, and BCDBH strives to expand services to meet these staggering needs. A multidisciplinary team has
been established to address these needs in close proximity to adult services, crisis services, and the new
Everhart temporary housing program. Funds are sought to remodel facility space for service provision.
Fund Request: $4,812,500
Communities: Chico
Chico Iversen Wellness Center
The Camp Fire has been emotionally devastating to County residents, with long-term impacts on the mental
health of many residents. The Chico Iversen Wellness Center is a unique and successful mental health delivery
model with a variety of therapeutic modalities; most prominent, peer support. BCDBH has outgrown the
current facility, and grant funds will allow the purchase and remodel of a larger facility.
Fund Request: $8,025,000
Community: Chico
Sherisse Allen, Butte County Administration
530-552-3339
shallen@buttecounty.net
Stepping Stones Parent Child Treatment Facility
The Camp Fire has impacted the mental wellness and coping strategies of County residents in many ways.
Since the fire there has been a 480% increase in service demand for the Stepping Stones program that provide
drug treatment for mothers. By supporting these mothers through recovery, children do not carry the burden
of the trauma in their lives or into the next generation. This BCDBH program will seek funding to purchase and
remodel a facility that better meets the needs of the participants.
Fund Request: $5,595,000
Communities: North County
Chico Youth Service Facility
Trauma can change the trajectory of a child’s life. It is imperative that North County expand mental health
services for youth after the devastation of the Camp Fire. Grant funds will allow the purchase and remodel of a
facility for the exclusive mental health support of county youth.
Fund Request: $17,365,925
Communities: North County
Resource Development Status
Funding Source ProjectBudget Status
Community Development Block
Butte County Food Distribution Expansion Program $337,297 Awarded
Grant – 2020 Disaster Recovery
Older Adult Home Delivery Nutrition Relief $230,001 Awarded
(Countywide COVID Response)
2020 Coronavirus Program
Butte County Public Health COVID-19 Testing and
$451,303 Awarded
Vaccination Response
Community Development Block Evacuation Planning Project $455,000 Awarded
Grant – 2017 Disaster Recovery
Fire Prevention and Protection: Community Education
(Wind Complex Fire)
$500,000 Awarded
Project
Mitigation Resilient Planning and
Public Services Program
Fire Prevention and Protection: Code Enforcement
$500,000 Awarded
Project
Community Development Block
MultiFamily Housing Program Allocation, Project
Grant – 2017 Disaster Recovery $679,013 Awarded
Application
(Wind Complex Fire)
Community Development Block
MultiFamily Housing Program Allocation, Due
Grant – 2018 Disaster Recovery $61,000,000 Awarded
Diligence Application
(Camp Fire)
North Valley Community
North Complex Permit Incentive Program $34,500 Awarded
Foundation
Fire Station Generators $353,975 Submitted
Butte County Fairground Generator $112,500 Submitted
Hazard Mitigation Grant Program
(North Complex Fire)
Fire Prevention and Protection: Community Education
$500,000 Submitted
Project
Sherisse Allen, Butte County Administration
530-552-3339
shallen@buttecounty.net
Concow Road Repair – FEMA Match Funding $262,500 Submitted
Concow Road Repair – Full Road Repair $5,662,500 Submitted
Dark Canyon Road Repair $328,812 Submitted
Andover Road Repair $936,000 Submitted
Magalia Local Roads Repair$1,728,000Submitted
Magalia Collector Roads Repair$1,228,200Submitted
Waste Water Sewage Treatment Plant Upgrade and
$45,044,000 Submitted
Expansion (on behalf of SC-OR)
CDBG – 2019 Disaster Recovery
Ruddy Creek Pump Station Replacement (on behalf of
$3,544,000 Submitted
Infrastructure Notices of Interest
SC-OR)
(Camp Fire)
Butte County Community Services Center $7,825,000 Submitted
Oroville Integrated Behavioral Health Services$18,804,608Submitted
Gridley Integrated Behavioral Health Services $6,197,200 Submitted
North County Homeless Navigation Center $1,525,000 Submitted
Resiliency Empowerment Support Team Facility $4,812,500 Submitted
Chico Iverson Wellness Center $8,025,000 Submitted
Stepping Stones Parent Child Treatment Facility $5,595,000 Submitted
Chico Youth Services Facility $17,365,925 Submitted
Applications Submitted Total: $194,037,834
Pending Total: $129,850,720
Running Award Total: $64,187,114
Denied Total: $0
Sherisse Allen, Butte County Administration
530-552-3339
shallen@buttecounty.net
Fall Planning In Progress
Planning In Progres
Funding Source Project Expected Submission
Disaster Recovery Planning (multiple projects) Fall
Disaster Recovery Infrastructure (Round 2 NOIs) Fall
Disaster Recovery Infrastructure (Full Applications) Fall/Winter
CDBG – 2019 Disaster Recovery
(Camp Fire)
Mitigation Planning (multiple projects) Winter
Mitigation Public Service (multiple projects) Winter
Mitigation Infrastructure (multiple projects) Fall
Hazard Mitigation Grant Program FM Alert System Fall
Continued Funding Searches:
Belongings replacement for Camp Fire survivors (Employment and Social Services)
Bridge repair in burn scar (Public Works)
Housing for adults and youth with a mental health condition (Behavioral Health)
Housing programs for mobile home parks (Employment and Social Services)
Magalia Reservoir improvements (Public Works)
Mental health services for non-MediCal eligible residents (Behavioral Health)
Mobile Crisis Unit in North County (Sheriff’s Office and Behavioral Health)
Mobile tool trailer (Employment and Social Services)
Needs assessment associate with the loss of the Birth Place at Feather River Hospital (Public Health)
Short-term and long-term housing (Employment and Social Services)
Building clearance staff (Development Services)
Vegetation removal and abatement on roadways (Public Works)
The Program Development Management position was funded in part by the North Valley Community Foundation
and the Butte Strong Fund.
Sherisse Allen, Butte County Administration
530-552-3339
shallen@buttecounty.net