Open the next round of federal Community Project Funding requests in March 2024.

Glenn Ivey · Maryland · Democratic

spending impact 0.35 specificity 0.75 extraction confidence 72%

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Occurrences

Ivey said the next round of federal funding will begin soon. “It should be any day now,” said Ivey directing the public to keep an eye on his website for the announcement. “We expect that to be happening sometime this month.”

Ivey said the next round of federal funding requests would begin soon and was expected during March 2024.

Rep. Glenn Ivey helps secure nearly $12 million in federal funds for Montgomery and Prince George’s County, Md. | Congressman Glenn Ivey
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Evidence

The official Ivey House site Services menu lists Appropriations Requests with separate pages for Community Project Funding: FY 2024, Community Project Funding: FY 2025, Community Project Funding: FY 2026, and Community Project Funding: FY2027.

Ivey's official House website had a dedicated FY2025 Community Project Funding page in its appropriations-request services, which is consistent with opening the next CPF round, though the page body was inaccessible via the search tool.

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Congressman Glenn Ivey |Representing the 4th District of Maryland
primary · model gpt-5.5 · confidence 78%

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The House Appropriations Committee's Archived Community Project Funding page lists FY26 Community Project Funding, FY25 Community Project Funding, FY24 Community Project Funding, FY23 Community Project Funding, and FY22 Community Project Funding.

The official committee archive confirms that an FY25 Community Project Funding cycle existed. This supports the plausibility of Ivey opening an FY2025 request round, but does not by itself prove his office opened requests in March 2024.

partial same_term

Archived Community Project Funding | House Committee on Appropriations - Republicans
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The guidance states that the Committee will open its electronic portal, ensuring every Member of the U.S. House of Representatives has the opportunity to participate in the annual appropriations process by submitting programmatic, language, and Community Project Funding requests.

This official guidance explains the annual House process for opening member CPF submissions. It is not FY2025-specific, so it supports procedural context rather than direct proof of Ivey's March 2024 opening.

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FY27 Member Requests Guidance | House Committee on Appropriations - Republicans
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The committee page says Members are required to post every Community Project Funding request online and that links to those public requests are available on their websites.

This official committee page confirms the disclosure rule that member CPF requests are posted on member websites, explaining why Ivey's official FY2025 CPF page is relevant evidence. It does not establish the March 2024 opening date.

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FY27 Community Project Funding | House Committee on Appropriations - Republicans
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Ivey's FY2026 Community Project Funding page says it lists a summary of fifteen projects Congressman Ivey submitted to the House Appropriations Committee for FY2026.

The later official Ivey CPF page shows his office used these pages to publish submitted CPF projects. It helps interpret the FY2025 page listed on his site, but is not direct evidence that the FY2025 intake opened in March 2024.

partial later_term

Community Project Funding: FY 2026 | Congressman Glenn Ivey
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Assessments

partial same_term

The evidence shows Ivey had official House pages for FY2025 Community Project Funding and that the House CPF process continued for FY2025, making it likely his office participated in or supported the next funding round during his term. However, the record provided does not directly prove that his office opened the FY2025 request intake in March 2024, which is the specific promised action. Because the available proof supports procedural follow-through but not the exact March 2024 opening, this is best scored as partial rather than fully delivered.

provider codex_cli · model gpt-5.5 · confidence 68%