Summary
The council ended the MPOG program that gave about $50,000 a year to local nonprofits, with members saying they couldn't measure the real impact on city departments. Nonprofits that relied on the annual application process will need to find other funding sources.
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Last discussed Mar 9, 2026.
Impact analysis
Frees up $50,000 a year to stay in the city's budget rather than going to nonprofits.
Taxpayers, with the $50,000 staying available for city-directed uses.
Local nonprofits that counted on annual MPOG grants lose a funding source.
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