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26 <br /> 1 award remained $200, with an average award of nearly $492 and a median of $433. The most <br /> 2 common reason for denial was ineligibility due to exceeding income limits or home value <br /> 3 thresholds. The award distribution showed many recipients received the minimum $200 amount, <br /> 4 while the largest group received between $50041,000. <br /> 5 <br /> 6 Slide #4 <br /> Racial, Age demographics remain similar <br /> across years <br /> DemographicsAge 2024 2025 2024 2025 <br /> Number Percent Number Percent Number Percentage Number Percentage <br /> ® 282 56°/ 455 57% <br /> 86 17% 101 13% <br /> 101 20% 178 22 <br /> ® 37 7% 40 5% 39 8% 96 12% <br /> IllifflIIII63 13% 66 8% 25 5% 15 2% <br /> ® 82 15% 103 13% <br /> ® 91 18% 94 12% 55 11% 61 7% <br /> 69 14% 95 12% 502 805 <br /> 36 7%a 41 5% <br /> 38 8% 40 5% <br /> 0 0% 225 28% <br /> 502 805 <br /> ORANGE COUNTY <br /> Q HOUSING DEPARTMENT <br /> 8 Blake Rosser said racial and age demographics remained relatively similar to previous <br /> 9 years. He noted that Housing staff would be meeting with the tax office in March to debrief the <br /> 10 process and develop programmatic suggestions and ideas for board consideration at a future <br /> 11 work session. <br /> 12 <br /> 13 <br />