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<br />Corbett Alday III, Vice President/COO
<br />Mr. Alday's career in public funded projects began over twenty-five (25) years ago with the
<br />Florida Small Cities Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and many other state and
<br />Federal programs. He has experience with hundreds of infrastructure projects and disaster
<br />recovery for 7 declared events. He is the lead Project Administrator for all our projects.
<br />During his career, he has continued his work with Small Cities CDBG, adding work experience in
<br />a vast array of public funding sources. These include: Special Appropriation Disaster Recovery
<br />CDBG, Entitlement, HMGP, SHIP, USDA, SRF, FDEP, FDOT, OTTED, EDA, EPA, SWFMD, SRWMD,
<br />STAG, Historic Preservation, Section 108 CDBG, FRDAP, FEMA, HUD, SBA, HHRP, FHFC, NSP, and
<br />many others for one-half billion dollars in public projects.
<br />Education/Certificates
<br />Bachelor's Degree in
<br />Engineering, FI. State Univ.
<br />AA in Drafting Technology
<br />Professional Assoc.
<br />Florida League of Cities
<br />Florida Assoc. of Counties
<br />Lake County League Cities
<br />Florida Comm. Development
<br />Association
<br />Florida Green Bldg. Coal.
<br />Grant Professionals
<br />Association
<br />Training
<br />NSP, CDBG, SHIP, HOME,
<br />USDA, HUD, FDEO Wrkshp &
<br />Webinar
<br />Green Bldg. Training Ser.
<br />HUD/ENVRR/RROF tr.
<br />Storm Water Utility Rate,
<br />Planning, Utility Develp. &
<br />Fin. Courses
<br />FEMA HMGP/FMGP TS
<br />CDBG Rule Hearings, Appl. &
<br />Impl Wkshops, CDBG Sect
<br />108 Wkshop.
<br />Florida Sunshine/Ethics
<br />GIS for Comm. Dev Prof.
<br />CDBG Projects
<br />Town Lake Placid, Hendry
<br />County, Avon Park, Palm
<br />Coast, Labelle, Collier,
<br />Hernando, Citrus, Indian
<br />River, Martin County, Spring
<br />Lake Improvement District,
<br />Gateway, City of Deltona,
<br />City of Palmetto; others
<br />Professional highlights and duties:
<br />Mr. Alday is the leading expert in the State in the area of
<br />creative layering - the linking of multiple funding sources. For
<br />hundreds of projects, he has helped communities match
<br />sound technical solutions with the special restrictions of
<br />grant -loan programs.
<br />Mr. Alday has experience working in over fifty (50)
<br />communities in excess of twenty (20) different sources
<br />of funding totaling more than $500 million!
<br />He is an expert in Disaster Recovery, Economic
<br />Development, Affordable Housing and Community
<br />Redevelopment.
<br />Mr. Alday has extensive project management experience from
<br />grant writing to implementation to close out. He has
<br />successfully implemented HUD's Environmental Review
<br />Record (ENVRR) requirements on numerous projects.
<br />For our publicly funded projects, he:
<br />• Conducts grant -loan funding research and performs site
<br />investigations & preliminary scoring to determine
<br />community needs and grant funding feasibility.
<br />• Develops leveraging recommendations and preliminary
<br />applications activities.
<br />• Participates in and oversees bid and construction
<br />Management
<br />• Manages the environmental review processes consistent
<br />with NEPA requirements.
<br />• Technical assistance with planning and managing complex
<br />funding projects
<br />• Represents clients in public hearings, developer meetings,
<br />and audits.
<br />• Develops financial tracking for leverage.
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