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La Verne's City Council on Monday will consider contracting with YWCA to provide seniors with hot lunches. The 2012-13 Senior Hot Lunch program through the YWCA would feed up to 40 seniors at the La Verne Senior Center, according to a staff report. Community Development Block Grant Funds will be used to fund the program, officials said. In February, the council allocated more than $114,600 in federal Community Development Block Grant program funds for street repair and for the hot lunch program, according to an Ontario <a href="http://www.dailybulletin.com/ci_19972213" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Daily Bulletin report</a>. "Any time we can use grant money, in this case federal grant money, for benefits to the city we are going to do that," La Verne Mayor Don Kendrick in a quote published by the Bulletin. The hot lunch program attracts more than 100 seniors a week and received more than $17,000, according to the Bulletin report. The council will vote on the issue at 6:30 p.m. on Monday during the regular council meeting in the council chambers, 3660 D Street.

La Verne’s City Council on Monday will consider contracting with YWCA to provide seniors with hot lunches.

The 2012-13 Senior Hot Lunch program through the YWCA would feed up to 40 seniors at the La Verne Senior Center, according to a staff report. Community Development Block Grant Funds will be used to fund the program, officials said.

In February, the council allocated more than $114,600 in federal Community Development Block Grant program funds for street repair and for the hot lunch program, according to an Ontario <a href="http://www.dailybulletin.com/ci_19972213" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Daily Bulletin report</a>. “Any time we can use grant money, in this case federal grant money, for benefits to the city we are going to do that,” La Verne Mayor Don Kendrick in a quote published by the Bulletin.

The hot lunch program attracts more than 100 seniors a week and received more than $17,000, according to the Bulletin report. The council will vote on the issue at 6:30 p.m. on Monday during the regular council meeting in the council chambers, 3660 D Street.

The city will consider contracting with the YWCA to provide the meals.