CPMP User Manual

Information by State  Print version   What's New CPMP Ver. 2.0 Frequently Asked Questions Answers to common questions on CPMP Version 2.0 are now posted on the CPMP Discussion Group more... Announcing the new CPMP Version 2.0! This version contains features that incorporate changes made in the Consolidated Plan final rule that became effective on March 13, 2006. It includes new worksheets dealing with annual specific objectives and annual housing goals. It also includes revisions to other worksheets that were made in response to suggestions made by grantees that used previous versions. more... | CPMP Webpage Helpful Tools Contact Us If you need help using the CPMP, or have a suggestion on how to make the CPMP more useful, send us an eMail or call 1-877-483-8282. If the tool is working, let us know that too. Your feedback is important to the success of this tool! In This Section CPMP User Manual   Download Instructions (including WinZip)   Organization of the Tool   Step 1: Initialize the CPMP   Step 2: Create Your Strategic Plan   Step 3: Create Your First Action Plan   Step 4: Create Your First CAPER   Step 5: Repeat Steps 3 and 4 for Each Subsequent Program Year   Submission Instructions

This CPMP User Manual has been created to provide instruction on using the CPMP tool. You will be shown how to navigate to the different parts of the tool and use it to create Consolidated Plan material submissions. The manual, like the tool itself, is divided into the steps you need to follow.

• Download the CPMP Tool
  
  
• Understand the Parts of the Tool - Organization of the Tool
  
  
• Step 1: Initialize the CPMP for the Grantee Program
  
  
• Step 2: Create the Strategic Plan
  
  
• Step 3: Create the first Program Year Action Plan
  
  
• Step 4: Create the first Program Year CAPER
  
  
• Step 5: Repeat Steps 3 and 4 for Subsequent Program Years
  
  
• Submission Instructions

CPMP Navigation

To navigate the CPMP, links and buttons have been created. Since at times, you are taken to another worksheet or document, you may also click the "Back Arrow" button on your toolbar to return to the document you came from.

Example Link	Clickable Links. Blue underlined text indicates a link. You may be taken to another place in the document, or another document completely.
	Custom Buttons. Clicking on buttons will also take you to another place in the document, or another document completely.
	Microsoft Back Button. You need to have your "Web" toolbar displayed in order to see the Back button. Both MS Excel and MS Word have Back Arrows on their Web Toolbars.