Gonzales, CA · Monterey County
Grantee Report – Measure K Community Action Grant Program
This report is for groups that received a Gonzales Community Action Grant and must describe their completed project, grant spending, and requested presentation details.
What this form is
Groups that received a Community Action Grant use this report to describe their project, its activities and community impact, and how grant funds were spent. The city asks grantees to submit it within two weeks of completing the project; it requests group and partner information, project details, receipts for expenses, and presentation preferences.
Who needs it
A group that received a Gonzales Community Action Grant should complete this report after finishing its project.
How to submit it
Submit the completed report to Gonzales City Hall within two weeks of completing the project; the document gives no street address or electronic submission method.
About notarization
This report has no notary block; attach receipts as requested, and it does not call for sworn or notarized materials.
How to submit this form
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Download The Report
Download the Measure K Community Action Grant Grantee Report.
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Complete The Report
Provide group details, project activities and impact, partner information, grant spending, and presentation preferences.
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Gather Receipts
Attach all receipts verifying purchases made with grant funding.
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Submit To City Hall
Submit the report to Gonzales City Hall within two weeks of completing the project.
Frequently asked questions
- Who completes the Measure K Grantee Report?
- Groups that received a Gonzales Community Action Grant complete the report after their project, describing activities, community impact, partners, and grant spending.
- When should I submit the report?
- The form says to submit it to Gonzales City Hall within two weeks of completing the project.
- What should I attach to the report?
- Attach all receipts for grant-funded expenses. The report also asks for information about project activities, community members served, partners, spending, and presentation preferences.
- Do I need a notary for the Measure K Grantee Report?
- No. The report has no notary block and does not call for sworn or notarized materials; it asks grantees to attach receipts.
