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New SAVES facility — financing and construction

Summary

Palmdale is finally moving the long-delayed SAVES relocation forward: a $6.43 million HUD-backed loan, a $621,345 metal building purchase, and a groundbreaking set for October. The bigger site on 3rd Street East means more food storage, program space, and capacity for low-income residents.

At a glance

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Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 6, 2026.

Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

The loan totals about $9.8 million with interest over 20 years, repaid from the city's annual federal CDBG entitlement.

✅Who benefits

Low-income residents relying on SAVES food and emergency services get a larger, better-equipped facility.

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