Award of CY2024 Family Self Sufficiency Coordinator GrantCity of Dubuque
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ITEM TITLE: Award of CY2024 Family Self Sufficiency Coordinator Grant
SUMMARY: City Manager recommending City Council approval to accept and submit
the HUD Notice of Award in Grant Solutions and the attached resolution
in order to obtain federal funds through the Family Self -Sufficiency (FSS)
Program Coordinators grant in the amount of $190,071.
RESOLUTION Authorizing the Director of Housing and Community
Development to execute the acceptance of the notice of award for the
HUD Family Self -Sufficiency Program Grant
SUGGESTED Suggested Disposition: Receive and File; Adopt Resolution(s)
DISPOSITION:
ATTACHMENTS:
Description Type
MVM Memo City Manager Memo
Memo Staff Memo
Resolution Resolutions
Notice of Award Supporting Documentation
FFY23 FSS Funding Awardee List Supporting Documentation
THE CITY
DUOF
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Masterpiece on the Mississippi
TO: The Honorable Mayor and City Council Members
FROM: Michael C. Van Milligen, City Manager
SUBJECT: Award of CY2024 Family Self Sufficiency Coordinator Grant
DATE: April 30, 2024
Dubuque
All -America City
IN
2007.2012.2013
2017*2019
The City of Dubuque Housing & Community Development Department was awarded the
Family Self -Sufficiency (FSS) Program Coordinator grant for HUD's Fiscal Year 2023.
This awarded grant runs from January 1, 2024 through December 31, 2024.
Housing & Community Development Director Alexis Steger is recommending City
Council approval to accept and submit the HUD Notice of Award in Grant Solutions and
the attached resolution in order to obtain federal funds through the Family Self -
Sufficiency (FSS) Program Coordinators grant in the amount of $190,071.
I concur with the recommendation and respectfully request Mayor and City Council
approval.
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Mic ael C. Van Milligen
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Attachment
CC' Crenna Brumwell, City Attorney
Cori Burbach, Assistant City Manager
Alexis Steger, Housing & Community Development Director
THE CITY OF
Dub E
Masterpiece on the Mississippi
TO: Michael C. Van Milligen, City Manager
FROM: Alexis Steger, Housing and Community Development Director
DATE: April 18, 2024
RE: Award of CY2024 Family Self Sufficiency Coordinator Grant
Dubuque
MI-AmeNu City
2007-2012.2013
2017*2019
INTRODUCTION
The City of Dubuque Housing & Community Development Department was awarded the
Family Self -Sufficiency (FSS) Program Coordinator grant for HUD's Fiscal Year 2023. This
awarded grant runs from January 1, 2024 through December 31, 2024.
BACKGROUND
The FSS Program Coordinator grant provides funding for salary, benefits, education & training
for City of Dubuque Housing Department staff dedicated to the execution of the program. The
purpose of the FSS Program is to promote the development of local strategies to coordinate
the use of assistance within the Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) program with public and
private resources. The resources will enable participating families to increase earned income,
financial literacy, reduce or eliminate the need for welfare assistance, and make progress
toward economic independence and self-sufficiency. The FSS program supports HUD's
strategic goal of utilizing housing as a platform for improving quality of life by helping HUD -
assisted renters increase their economic security and self-sufficiency. The FSS program also
supports the City's goals for a Partnership for a Better Dubuque by helping families achieve
their economic goals while increasing opportunities and community partnerships. The FSS
program provides critical tools that can be used by communities to help families develop new
skills that will lead to economic self-sufficiency.
HUD has awarded the City of Dubuque the full amount of funds requested in the September
2022 application submission wherein applicants could request two years of funding, base at
year one and a percentage increase for the total award for year two. To complete the receipt
of the renewal grant for the second year (CY2024), the City of Dubuque, specifically Housing &
CD Director, Alexis Steger, will be authorized to accept the Notice of Award (HUD Form 1044)
in Grant Solutions (the software platform HUD utilizes for execution), on behalf of the City
Organization once released from HUD.
RECOMMENDATION
I respectfully request approval to accept and submit the Notice of Award in Grant Solutions
and the attached resolution in order to obtain federal funds through the Family Self -Sufficiency
(FSS) Program Coordinators grant in the amount of $190,071.
Service People Integrity Responsibility Innovation Teamwork
Prepared by Gina Hodgson Assisted Housing Spvsr, 350 W 61h Street, #312, Dubuque IA 52001, (563) 690-6096
Return to Adrienne N. Breitfelder, City Clerk, 50 W. 131h St., Dubuque, iA 52001, (563) 589-4100
RESOLUTION NO. 107-24
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE DIRECTOR OF HOUSING AND COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT TO EXECUTE THE ACCEPTANCE OF THE NOTICE OF AWARD
FOR THE HUD FAMILY SELF-SUFFICIENCY PROGRAM GRANT
Whereas, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has
published a Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) for the Family Self -Sufficiency
Program to be utilized for the salaries of program coordinators combining the funding for
the FSS coordinators that serve Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) participants and/or
Public Housing (PH) participants for Calendar Year 2024; and
Whereas, the City of Dubuque has administered Project Self -Sufficiency since
September 1987 that became the Family Self -Sufficiency (FSS) Program in July 1994;
and
Whereas, the City of Dubuque has received funding for an FSS coordinator
continuously from 1994 thru 2019, 2021 thru 2023; and
Whereas, the City of Dubuque proposes to continue administering the FSS
program.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF DUBUQUE, IOWA THAT:
Section 1: That the Director of Housing and Community Development is hereby
authorized and directed to execute the Notice of Award (HUD Form 1044) for the HUD
FSS program grant.
Section 2: That the Director of Housing & Community Development is hereby
authorized and directed to forward said grant award and resulting standard executed
contract to the respective agencies in a timely fashion and as required by the U. S.
Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Passed, approved, and adopted this 61h day of May 2024.
anagh, Mayor
Attest:
Adrienne N. Breitfelder, City Clerk
1. DATE ISSUED MM/DD/YYYY 1a. SUPERSEDES AWARD NOTICE dated
04/16/2024 except that any additions or restrictions previously imposed
remain in effect unless specifically rescinded
2. CFDA NO.
14.896 - Family Self -Sufficiency Program
3. ASSISTANCE TYPE
Project Grant
4. GRANT NO. FSS231A5084-01-01
5.TYPE OF AWARD
Formerly
Other
4a. FAIN FSS231A5084
5a. ACTION TYPE Post Award Amendment
6. PROJECT PERIOD
MM/DD/YYYY
MM/DD/YYYY
From
01/01/2023
Through 12/31/2024
7. BUDGET PERIOD
MM/DD/YYYY
MM/DD/YYYY
From
01/01/2023
Through 12/31/2024
8. TITLE OF PROJECT (OR PROGRAM)
IA087_City of Dubuque_FSS Coordinator Grant
9a. GRANTEE NAME AND ADDRESS
CITY OF DUBUQUE HOUSING DIVISION
350 W 6th St STE 312
Dubuque, IA 52001-4648
Mrs. Alexis Steger
350 W 6TH ST STE 312
DUBUQUE, IA 52001-3610
Phone:563-589-4230
11. AWARD COMPUTATION FOR GRANT
a. Amount of HUD Financial Assistance
b. Less Unobligated Balance From Prior Budget Periods
c. Less Cumulative Prior Award(s) This Budget Period
d. AMOUNT OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE THIS ACTION
12. Total Federal Funds Awarded to Date for Project Period
13.11RECOMMENDED FUTURE SUPPORT
( Subject to the availability of funds and satisfactot
YEAR TOTAL DIRECT COSTS
a. d.
b. e.
C. f.
THE DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
451 7th Street S.W.,
Washington, DC, DC 20410
NOTICE OF AWARD
9b. GRANTEE PROJECT DIRECTOR
Ms. Gina Hodgson
350 W 6th Street
Dubuque, IA 52001-4648
Phone:5636906096
Tremayne Youmans
451 7th Street S.W.,
Washington, DC 20410
Phone:8881112345
ALL AMOUNTS ARE SHOWN IN USD
14. THIS AWARD IS BASED ON AN APPLICATION SUBMITTED TO, AND AS APPROVED BY,
371,091.00 HUD ON THE ABOVE TITLED PROJECT AND IS SUBJECT TO THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS
0.00 INCORPORATED EITHER DIRECTLY OR BY REFERENCE IN THE FOLLOWING:
181,020.00 a. The grant program legislation cited in remarks or attachment below.
190,071.00 b, The grant program regulations cited in remarks or attachment below.
371,091.00 C. This award notice including terms and conditions, if any, noted below
under REMARKS.
In the event there are conflicting or otherwise inconsistent policies applicable to the grant,
y progress of the project): the above order of precedence shall prevail. Acceptance of this award by the grantee
acknowledges acceptance of these terms and conditions.
YEAR TOTAL DIRECT COSTS
REMARKS (Other Terms and Conditions Attached - O Yes O No)
Amending FY22 awards to add FY23 funding
GRANTS MANAGEMENT OFFICER: ISSUE DATE:
Marianne Nazzaro
04/16/2024
451 7th Street S W
Washington, DC 20410-0001
Phone: 111-111-1111
GRANTEE ACCEPTANCE:
Mrs. Alexis Steger
ACCEPTANCE DATE:
04/16/2024
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16a. VENDOR CODE 426004596
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b. FSS231A5084
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NOTICE OF AWARD (Continuation Sheet)
REMARKS:
PAGE 2 of 2
DATE ISSUED
04/16/2024
GRANT NO. FSS231A5084-01-01
Amending FY22 awards to add FY23 funding
AWARD ATTACHMENTS
CITY OF DUBUQUE HOUSING DIVISION FSS231A5084-01-01
1. FY23 Grant Agreement
FY23 FSS Agreement
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Article I: Basic Grant Information and Requirements
Article II: HUD Requirements
Sub -Article A: Grant Administration, Conditions Requiring Termination of Funding
Sub -Article B: Financial Responsibilities
Sub -Article C: Method of Payment [Funds Drawdown]
Sub -Article D: Authorized Funds by Budget Line Item Number
Sub -Article E: Reporting Requirements
Sub -Article F: Administrative Requirements
Sub -Article G: Grant Closeout
Sub -Article H: Default
Sub -Article I: Grant Modification or Termination by Agreement Between HUD and
Grantee
Sub -Article J: Disputes
Sub -Article K: Money Damages
Article III: Grantee Performance
Article IV: Grantee Misrepresentation
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I FISCAL YEAR 2023
2
3 FAMILY SELF-SUFFICIENCY PROGRAM GRANT AGREEMENT
4 (CFDA Number: 14.896)
5 (Attachment to NOTICE OF AWARD)
6
7 FY2023 Family Self -Sufficiency
8 GRANT AGREEMENT
9
10 This Grant Agreement ("Grant Agreement") is made by and between the United States
11 Department of Housing and Urban Development ("HUD") and the Grantee. The Grantee
12 received a FY2023 Family Self -Sufficiency ("FSS") Grant from fiscal year 2023, for the
13 operation of a Family Self -Sufficiency Program ("FSS Program") that is the subject of this Grant
14 Agreement and that is identified on the award obligation document (Notice of Award).
15 HUD agrees, subject to the terms of this Grant Agreement, to provide grant funds to
16 the Grantee, in the total amount listed on the Notice of Award, for the activities described in
17 the FY2022 Family Self -Sufficiency Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) (which was a
18 two-year NOFO and covers FY23 awards) and as defined in Articles II and III.
19 Grant funds will be available in HUD's electronic Line of Credit Control System (e-
20 LOCCS) payment system to which the Grantee will be given access (with proper
21 documentation) to draw down these funds.
22 The assistance that is the subject of this Grant Agreement is authorized by and required to
23 be used in accordance with Section 23 of the United States Housing Act of 1937. Funding for
24 this program is authorized by the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2023 (Consolidated
25 Appropriations Act, 2023 (Public Law 117-328), approved December 29, 2022. The Notice of
26 Award and the Exhibits are incorporated into and subject to the terms of this Grant Agreement.
27 HUD and the Grantee hereby agree to be bound by the following terms and conditions of
28 this Grant Agreement:
29
30 ARTICLE I: BASIC GRANT INFORMATION AND REQUIREMENTS
31
32 The FSS Program supports the Department's strategic goal of increasing economic opportunity
33 for HUD -assisted families. FSS provides grants to Public Housing Authorities (PHAs) and
34 owners of HUD -assisted multifamily housing properties to support the salaries of FSS Program
35 Coordinators who assist participating families receiving housing assistance through the Housing
36 Choice Voucher (HCV/PBV), Public Housing (PH), and Project Based Rental Assistance
37 (PBRA) programs. FSS Program Coordinators develop local strategies to connect participating
38 families to public and private resources to increase their earned income and financial
39 empowerment, reduce or eliminate the need for welfare assistance, and make progress toward
40 economic independence and self-sufficiency. In the context of the Self Sufficiency account,
41 "self-sufficiency" is defined as a household's ability to maintain financial, housing, and
42 personal/family stability.
43
2
I The Grantee agrees to conduct all activities to be assisted with funds provided under this Grant
2 Agreement in accordance with the following requirements, as such requirements now exist or as
3 they may hereafter be amended (hereafter collectively referred to as the "Family Self -Sufficiency
4 Program Requirements"):
5
6 1. Award type: This is a cost -reimbursable, performance -based grant.
7 2. The Grantee's application including any special conditions, is incorporated into this
8 agreement.
9 3. This agreement shall be effective immediately upon electronic signature of the Grantee in
10 GrantSolutions.
11 4. Period of performance: The period of performance will be 12 months. For FY2023 grants,
12 this will be 11112024—1213112024.
13 5. This Grant Agreement will be governed by the following as they may from time to time be
14 amended during the grant term: the HUD Appropriations Acts, the United States Housing
15 Act of 1937 as amended, FY2022 FSS NOFO dated 8/4/2022, updated 8/23/2022, the Code
16 of Federal Regulations (CFR) 24 CFR Part 24, 24 CFR Part 984, 24 CFR Part 877 for PBRA
17 Owners, 2 CFR Part 200 any applicable OMB Regulations or Circulars, and Handbooks and
18 Notices issued by HUD.
19 6. In executing this agreement, the Grantee agrees to abide by the provisions contained within
20 all applicable Federal statutes and regulations, Executive Orders, OMB Circulars, and any
21 assurances and certifications in the final HUD -approved application (the original approved
22 application may have required amendments by the field/applicant), as applicable and as may
23 be amended during the grant term. In particular, the Grantee agrees to comply with the
24 United States Housing Act of 1937 as amended, the FY 2022 FSS NOFO dated 8/4/2022,
25 updated 8/23/2022, 24 CFR part 984, and 2 CFR part 200.
26
27 ARTICLE II: HUD REQUIREMENTS
28
29 SUB -ARTICLE A — GRANT ADMINISTRATION, CONDITIONS REQUIRING
30 TERMINATION OF FUNDING
31
32 1. The Grantee shall participate in meeting(s) (if requested by HUD) with HUD's local field
33 office for the purpose of establishing a common understanding and strategy with respect to
34 grant administration, timeline, deliverables, grant objectives, eligible expenses, performance
35 measures, and the scope of work necessary to achieve grant objectives.
36 2. The Grantee shall furnish all necessary personnel, materials, services, equipment, and
37 facilities and shall otherwise do all things necessary for, or incidental to, the performance of
38 the activities and tasks set forth in the approved application, and this Grant Agreement
39 (except as otherwise specified).
40 3. Pre -award costs. Per 2 CFR 200.458, Pre -award costs are those incurred prior to the
41 effective date of the Federal award directly pursuant to the negotiation and in anticipation of
42 the Federal award where such costs are necessary for efficient and timely performance of the
43 scope of work. Such costs are allowable only to the extent that they would have been
3
I allowable if incurred after the date of the Federal award and only with the written approval
2 of the Federal awarding agency.
3 If the performance period of this grant is later than l/l/2024, Grantees may request
4 reimbursement for eligible costs incurred between 1/l/2024 and the start of the performance
5 period of this FY2023 FSS grant where such costs were necessary for the efficient and timely
6 performance of eligible activities under a FY23 FSS grant. Grantees must contact their
7 field office within 60 calendar days of the start of the performance period to request
8 approval for pre -award reimbursement. Any reimbursements must comply with 2 CFR
9 200.458 and are at HUD's sole discretion.
10 4. The work to be performed under this Grant Agreement is outlined in the FY2022 FSS
11 NOFO.
12 5. The grant funds shall be used only for eligible activities. Refer to the FY2022 FSS NOFO
13 for more information on eligible and ineligible uses of funds.
14 a. HCV, PH or PBRA Program Functions: Per the FY2022 FSS NOFO, the FSS
15 Coordinator may perform routine HCV, PH, and/or PBRA program functions, such as
16 annual reexaminations for FSS participants, on a limited basis and only if the use of the
17 FSS funds enhances the effectiveness of the FSS Program. This provision is to be
18 employed only to the extent that these functions do not interfere with the FSS Program
19 Coordinator's ability to fully fulfill the role of the FSS Program Coordinator as their
20 primary work. Performance of routine HCV, PH, and/or PBRA functions for non-FSS
21 families does not enhance the effectiveness of the FSS program and is therefore an
22 ineligible use of FSS funds. Additionally, per the FY2022 FSS NOFO, while FSS
23 funds may be used to perform some homeownership functions for FSS families, this
24 may not be the sole function for which funds are used. Sections IV.F.2.b and IV.F.2.c
25 of the FY2022 FSS NOFO describe the requirements that must be met for these
26 activities to be eligible.
27 i. Grantees requesting to have the FSS coordinator perform HMPH/PBRA
28 program functions must submit, to their local HUD Field Office, a narrative
29 justification, explaining the routine HCV, PH, and/or PBRA program
30 function(s) performed by the FSS Program Coordinator, how it will
31 enhance the effectiveness of the FSS program, and why it does not impede
32 the ability of the FSS Program Coordinator(s) to effectively perform FSS
33 functions. The Grantee must also certify that the function(s) is not
34 performed for non-FSS families. Once the Grantee has received approval
35 from its local HUD Field Office to complete these activities and has certified
36 they will not perform them for non-FSS families, they are not required to
37 submit this justification on an annual basis, i.e. Grantees only need this
38 approval one time.
39 b. Family Self -Sufficiency Guidebook and Online Training:
40 i. HUD strongly encourages Grantees' executive directors, service coordinators,
41 and resident services leadership to review the updated Administering an
42 Effective Family Self -Sufficiency Program: A Guidebook Based on Evidence
43 and Promising Practices (published January 2023).
44 https:Hfiles.hudexchange.info/resources/documents/FSS-Pro_rg am-
0
I Guidebook.pdf This guidebook provides FSS Coordinators, PHAs, owners,
2 and HUD staff with guidance on how to develop and administer a successful
3 and effective FSS program.
4 ii. Mandatory FSS Training. HUD is in the process of updating the Online
5 Mandatory Training on the FSS program to reflect changes in the Final Rule.
6 The training will provide guidance on how to develop and administer a
7 successful FSS program. The old mandatory training can be found on HUD
8 Exchange_ The updated training will be posted on the FSS Resources page as
9 well as on HUD Exchange sometime in early 2024. The Grantee is
10 *required* to have at least one person from each grantee complete the
11 updated FSS online training once it is posted. The deadline for compliance
12 will be posted at the same time as the training. If the Grantee does not
13 complete the training by the posted deadline, access to funds will be
14 suspended until the grantee is in compliance. HUD encourages every FSS
15 Coordinator and supervisor/administrator to take the training.
16 c. Unexpended Funds. FSS grant funds that remain unexpended by the end of the
17 grant period (e.g., due to FSS coordinator turnover or prolonged absence) will be
18 recaptured and used to make future grants.
19 6. Grantees must adhere to the Program Administration provisions on p. 30-31 of the FY2022
20 NOFO.
21 a. The only allowable use of grant funds is salary and fringe benefits for FSS
22 Coordinators — up to 40 hours per week per position. The position may be split
23 among more than one person.
24 b. Grantees are not required to obtain approval for training/travel activities that are part
25 of training stipends under fringe benefits.
26 c. Administrative costs and indirect cost rates are not applicable to this grant.
27 d. Grantees may sub -contract the work of the FSS Program Coordinator.
28 Grantees must have an FSS Action Plan approved by their local field office before enrolling any
29 FSS participants. All existing FSS programs were required to have an FSS Action Plan updated
30 to reflect the Final Rule approved by HUD by no later than November 16, 2022.
31 7. New grantees will be required to have an FSS Action Plan approved by their local field office
32 by March 31 of their first year of funding. If an updated FSS Action Plan has been approved
33 prior to this grant, a new Plan is NOT required, but may be submitted.
34 a. New Grantees are automatically eligible for a second year of funding (FY24).
35 b. Grantees must enroll at least 25 participants in their FSS program prior to 12/31/24 in
36 order to be considered eligible for renewal funding with the FY25 Renewal funding
37 (unless waived by that funding vehicle.)
38 8. Grantees must request prior approvals from HUD consistent with 2 CFR 200.308. In
39 addition, should any of the following conditions arise, Grantees are required to submit in
40 writing any changes to the previously approved grant to the local HUD field office:
41 a. Any change in the scope, objective, or conditions of the program.
42 b. Changes in any subcontracting, or otherwise obtaining the services of a third party
43 to perform activities that are central to the purposes.
44 c. Other changes that may adversely affect the program.
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1 9. Grantees needing to extend the term of their grant in order to fully accomplish their goals
2 should first speak with their Field Office Grant Administrator for HCV/PH programs or their
3 Grant Specialist for PBRA. Generally, extensions will not be granted unless the Grantee
4 does not receive FSS funding or receives less than needed in the following year. If a Grantee
5 wishes to request an extension, a written justification explaining why the extension is needed
6 must be submitted to the field office for review and approval. The justification must include
7 a narrative justification explaining why the extension is needed, how much additional time
8 will be required, and the circumstances that require the proposed extension. The local HUD
9 field office may request additional information or documentation to clarify or verify the
10 items included in the written narrative submitted by the Grantee to support the extension.
11 The Grantee must also have satisfied all conditions of the Grant Agreement except those that
12 would be fulfilled in the remaining period of the grant. This includes the performance and
13 resolution of audit findings in a timely manner.
14
15 Grantees should be aware that any extensions are discouraged and may result in a
16 negative impact on the Past Performance review in future grant applications.
17
18 10. Any changes requested by the Grantee must be in writing (emails are acceptable). HUD will
19 approve/reject requested changes as appropriate. Generally, HUD will approve such requests
20 within 30 calendar days of submission. Approved changes will be reflected by an
21 amendment to the Notice of Award and any other documentation as directed by HUD.
22 Amendments will become effective when the Grantee has electronically signed the amending
23 documents.
24
25 SUB -ARTICLE B: FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES
26
27 1. Prior to initial drawdown of funds, all Grantees must have secured online access to the
28 Internet as a means to communicate with HUD on grant matters. Applicants shall draw down
29 funds using the electronic Line of Credit Control System (e-LOCCS)
30 2. The Grantee agrees to comply with the organizational audit requirements of OMB at 2 CFR
31 Part 200 including audit requirements. The final audit report must cover the entire period of
32 the grant. The Grantee must submit the audit to HUD no later than 120 calendar days after
33 the grant is closed, covering the entire award period originally approved or amended. All
34 other requirements of 2 CFR Part 200 shall apply. For Grantees where an audit is required, a
35 single audit or a program -specific audit is acceptable. If a Grantee chooses a single audit, the
36 final audit report that includes this grant is due no later than 30 calendar days after the
37 single audit is completed. According to 2 CFR 200.501, Grantees that expend less than
38 $750, 000 in federal awards are exempt from the audit requirement, but records must be
39 available for review or audit.
40 3. The Grantee shall minimize the time elapsing between the transfer of funds from HUD and
41 the disbursement of funds. The HUD funds are to be made available based on actual need.
42 The Grantee must make a drawdown only for incurred costs. Drawdowns in excess of need
43 may result in special procedures for payments, or termination of the grant when there are
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I persistent violations. Funds requisitioned through e-LOCCS must be disbursed within three
2 calendar days after receipt of funds drawdown.
3
4 SUB -ARTICLE C: METHOD OF PAYMENT [FUNDS DRAWDOWN]
5
6 1. The Grantee may not draw down grant funds until all pre -conditions listed in the Notice of
7 Award, this Grant Agreement, the NOFO or in the award letter, are completed by the Grantee
8 and verified by HUD.
9 2. Payments of grant funds shall be through electronic funds transfer using e-LOCCS (Line of
10 Credit Control System). Initial drawdown cannot be earlier than the start date of the grant
11 term. The basic procedure to establish access to e-LOCCS is as follows:
12 a. To establish access to e-LOCCS, the Grantee must adhere to LOCCS Guidelines and
13 the requirements below; and complete and submit the following forms:
14 i. HUD-27054-e Line of Credit Access Authorization Form (for e-LOCCS).
15 ii. SF- 1199A Direct Deposit Sign -Up Form with sample voided check. NOTE:
16 The depositor account on the SF- 1199A may be the same receiving account as
17 other HUD programs.
18 iii. These forms should be sent to the Grantee's local HUD field office for
19 processing. Field office will provide the grant number. The program area
20 ID for PHA grantees is ROSS. For Multifamily grantees, is SSMF.
21 b. To gain access to HUD Secure Systems in order to use e-LOCCS, the Grantee must
22 follow the instructions as outlined in the e-LOCCS Registration Guide:
23 c. The approving official who completes block 6 of HUD form 27054-e is required to
24 register as the coordinator in Secure Systems and the user who completes blocks 1-5
25 of HUD form 27054-e is required to register as the user in Secure Systems.
26 3. After HUD processes the above documents, the Grantee will receive the following:
27 a. The coordinator will receive the user identification number for the individual
28 who will be authorized to draw down the funds from e-LOCCS.
29 b. The Approving Official (who could also be the coordinator) will receive a
30 recertification email every six months to provide continual approval for the individual
31 who will complete the drawdowns. This email is scheduled based on the geographical
32 location of the Grantee and will contain recertification instructions.
33 c. Grantees are required to maintain the integrity and Security of e-LOCCS. Under no
34 circumstances may Grantees share User-IDs. If HUD finds out that Grantees are
35 sharing User-IDs, then HUD will terminate the Grantee's access to e-LOCCS and
36 not reinstate it.
37 3. Once the Grantee's staff person who is responsible for completing drawdowns and their
38 approving official has made role assignments in e-LOCCS, the Grantee is technically
39 equipped to request drawdowns. Please review the e-LOCCS Getting Started Guide.
40 4. If at any time, the user (person who completes blocks 1-5 of HUD form 27054-e)
41 vacates their position within the organization, the Approving Official must complete
42 HUD form 27054-e to terminate the user's access and forward that form to their local
43 HUD field office. The form should not contain the Social Security number of the
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I employee who has left the organization as that is a security violation since the user is no
2 longer available to sign the e-LOCCS form. The Grantee must designate a new user, by
3 completing another HUD form 27054-e. Similarly, if the Approving Official (person
4 who completed block 6 of HUD form 27054-e) leaves or changes their position, the new
5 Approving Official must execute the Change of Approving Official Letter.
6 5. If you are suspended from e-LOCCS due to 90 days of inactivity, the next time you access
7 e-LOCCS:
8 • You will be prompted to answer 1 of your 3 personal security questions
9 previously entered in e-LOCCS.
10 • If you are unable to answer any of the 3 questions, you will be instructed to call OCFO
11 Security and provide your previously entered personal 5-digit e-LOCCS PIN.
12 • If you are unable to correctly provide your 5-digit PIN;
13 o Regular users will have their e-LOCCS access terminated and must
14 submit another 27054E e-LOCCS security form to be reinstated.
15 o Approving Officials will be required to fax a form letter to OCFO
16 Security requesting reinstatement.
17 7. E-LOCCS Program Edits.
18 a. E-LOCCS will automatically perform a series of review edits (both generic and
19 program specific) of each payment request. Failure of one of the program edits
20 will cause the payment request to be referred to the HUD field office for review.
21 b. The HUD field office will complete the review. The request will remain in the
22 system and further drawdowns will not be allowed until that review is complete
23 and the drawdowns approved or rejected.
24 c. Some HUD field offices may place all Grantees on manual review (in
25 accordance with sub -article H). This means that all requests for reimbursement
26 will be reviewed by e-LOCCS (see sub -paragraph a above) as well as the HUD
27 field office staff with oversight responsibility prior to approving a drawdown
28 request.
29 d. The Grantee shall immediately contact the HUD field office when there is a
30 question regarding the request or when the request has been referred to the HUD
31 program office for review. A request will be referred to the program office for
32 review when:
33 i. There are requests for over 10% of total grant funds per calendar month.
34 ii. The Grantee attempts to draw over 100% of the grant
35 iii. Failure to submit an annual HUD form SF-425 - Financial Status Report,
36 or any other relevant documents as defined by this agreement and 2 CFR
37 part 200. E-LOCCS shall not accept a request for funds if required reports
38 from the Grantee are ten or more days overdue and will not accept future
39 requests until the HUD field office confirms receipt and approval of the
40 reports.
41 e. If the Grantee repeatedly fails to submit required forms, e-LOCCS will be
42 converted to a system in which the HUD Field Office will manually review each
43 drawdown request prior to releasing funds to the Grantee.
2 SUB -ARTICLE D: AUTHORIZED FUNDS BY BUDGET LINE ITEM NUMBER
3
4 1. Please see Article II, Sub -Article A, Numbers 4 and 5 above.
5 2. The Grantee's budget consists of one Budget Line Item:
6 a. 1168 —FSS Coordinator (salary & fringe)
7 Note: ALL costs are recorded on this one BLI — salary and fringe, including any use of a
8 training stipend.
9
10 SUB -ARTICLE E: REPORTING REQUIREMENTS (§ 984.401)
11
12 • Grantees must submit a SF-425 to your local HUD field office (or Grant Specialist for PBRA
13 properties) no later than 120 calendar days after the end of the performance period. The
14 reporting period will cover the performance period of the grant (see Article I, Number 4
15 above).
16 • PHA Grantees must also ensure that reporting on Section 17 of the HUD-50058 (Section 23
17 of HUD-50058-MTW for Moving to Work PHAs and Section 23 of HUD-50058-MTW-
18 Expansion once that form is implemented) is correct and up to date within the PIC system.
19 • PBRA grantees must report annually as required using the Multifamily FSS Reporting Tool
20 and must respond to the standard annual report.
21 • If the total Federal share of your award includes more than $500,000 over the period of
22 performance, you may be subject to post award reporting requirements reflected in Appendix
23 XII to Part 200-Award Term and Condition for Recipient Integrity and Performance Matters.
24
25 1. Progress Determination. HUD shall determine the Grantee's progress based upon a review
26 of HUD-50058 Section 17 (and HUD-50058-MTW and HUD-50058-MTW-Expansion
27 Section 23) data submitted to PIC (for PH and HCV programs) and Multifamily FSS annual
28 reporting (for PBRA programs) as well as compliance with financial and reporting
29 requirements.
30 2. Annual Report. All Grantees will be required to submit an annual report containing non-
31 participant -specific questions, as approved in the FSS Information Collection PRA. A
32 sample is available. The request will be sent electronically.
33 3. Record Management. The HUD field office shall maintain official records on Grantees'
34 performance measures and progress reports. However, Grantees must also maintain such
35 records, including the SF-425, HUD review, and/or evaluations.
36 4. Documentation. You shall maintain documentation in participant files (paper or electronic)
37 that corroborate the achievement of each interim and final goal in the Contract of
38 Participation such that an outside auditor could verify the fulfillment of the Contract of
39 Participation. This could include certificates of completion, test scores, pay stubs, receipts,
40 or other third -party verification as available or personal certifications if third -party
41 verification is not available.
42 5. Additional Information Requests. You shall comply with all other reporting requirements
43 from time to time established by HUD, in its sole discretion, in connection with FSS. HUD
9
I has the authority and total discretion to request the Grantee to report information or produce
2 documents to HUD related to or involving the administration of the grant at any time and
3 without need to establish cause. Failure to comply with such a request may serve as a basis
4 for default and grant termination. You also agree you will:
5 a. fully cooperate with all information gathering requests made by HUD or contractors
6 of HUD in the course of authorized evaluations of FSS; and
7 b. if requested, submit any post -closeout reports, in the forms prescribed by HUD, for
8 up to three years from the date of the submission of the annual financial report, per 2
9 CFR 200.333 "Retention requirements for records."
10 6. HUD has the authority and total discretion to request the Grantee to report information or
11 produce documents to HUD related to or involving the administration of the grant at any time
12 and without need to establish cause. Failure to comply with such a request may serve as a
13 basis for default and grant termination.
14
15 SUB -ARTICLE F: ADMINISTRATIVE REQUIREMENTS
16
17
1.
Grantees must comply with all HUD program rules and regulations, as they may be amended
18
within the grant term.
19
2.
Grantees shall maintain, and have access to, copies of documents relating to the award and
20
administration of this grant for at least three years after final closeout date of the grant for
21
inspection by HUD, the Government Accountability Office, or their duly authorized
22
representatives.
23
3.
Grantees' accounting systems must ensure that HUD funds are not co -mingled with funds
24
from other Federal, State, or local government agencies or other HUD program funds. Funds
25
specifically budgeted and/or received for one program may not be used to support or
26
reimburse another. Where your accounting system cannot comply with this requirement, you
27
must establish a system to provide adequate fund accountability for each program for which
28
you have been awarded funds. Your selection of depository facility (such as a bank for
29
example) shall be compliant with Federal regulations and have insurance from the Federal
30
Deposit Insurance Corporation or the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund to insure
31
the established account.
32
4.
Grantees agree to comply with the following requirements for which HUD has enforcement
33
responsibility 2 CFR part 200, including procurement requirements and cost principles set
34
forth in 2 CFR part 200, subpart E.
35
5.
Equal Opportunity Requirements. Grant funds must be used in accordance with the
36
following:
37
a. The requirements of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (42 U.S.C. 2000d)
38
(Nondiscrimination in Federally Assisted Programs) and implementing
39
regulations issued at 24 CFR Part 1.
40
b. The Fair Housing and Civil Rights Laws, which encompass the Fair Housing Act and
41
related authorities (cf. 24 CFR 5.105(a)).
42
c. The prohibitions against discrimination on the basis of age under the Age
43
Discrimination Act of 1975 (42 U.S.C. 6101-07) and implementing regulations at
44
24 CFR Part 146, and the prohibitions against discrimination against handicapped
10
I individuals under section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (29 U.S.C. 794)
2 and implementing regulations at 24 CFR Part 8.
3 d. The requirements of Executive Order 11246 (Equal Employment Opportunity)
4 and the implementing regulations issued at 41 CFR Chapter 60.
5 6. The regulations in 24 CFR 87, related to lobbying, including the requirement that the Grantee
6 obtain certifications and disclosures from all covered persons.
7 7. Drug -free Workplace Requirements (Grants) in 2 CFR 2424.
8 8. Restrictions on participation by ineligible, debarred or suspended persons or entities at 2 CFR
9 Part 2424, Subparts A through J, which are applicable to contractors and sub -grantees.
10
11 Other applicable regulations.
12
13 9. Grantees' computer systems must operate in accordance with HUD's computer systems and
14 software to facilitate any and all electronic documents for conversion to HUD computer
15 systems and software. That is, when sending/transferring documents, or e-mail to HUD, the
16 systems must be compatible so that we receive an exact copy.
17 10. Grantees' computer and information systems must be able to access HUD's website(s) so
18 that data can be inputted as may be required by the grant; information can be retrieved; and
19 funding through HUD's e-LOCCS system may be accessed.
20
21 SUB -ARTICLE G: GRANT CLOSEOUT
22
23 1. 2 CFR 200.343 Closeout prescribes uniform closeout procedures for recipients of Federal
24 grants. It is the Grantee's responsibility to comply in full with all closeout reporting
25 requirements and to submit closeout reports in a timely manner.
26 2. The Grantee should initiate project closeout within 30 calendar days of the grant's
27 termination date.
28 3. The Grantee recognizes that the closeout process may entail review by HUD to determine
29 compliance with the Grant Agreement. The Grantee shall cooperate with any and all reviews
30 which may include making available records requested for on -site HUD inspection.
31 4. Within 120 calendar days after the Period of Performance End Date the grant or any
32 approved extension (revised end -date), you must submit the following documents to the
33 HUD field office:
34 a. A Certification of Project Completion, which is a statement written and signed by you
35 b. A Certification of Compliance with all requirements of the Grant Agreement, which
36 is a statement written and signed by you
37 C. Financial Report (SF-425) (see Sub -Article E). Grantees must submit an SF-425
38 for the 12-month period of the grant. This submission also serves as the Grantee's
39 final report which is a cumulative summary of expenditures to date and must indicate
40 the exact balance of unexpended funds. (The report shall cover the grant start date to
41 the end of grant period of performance).
42 5. The HUD local field office will review Preliminary Close -Out Materials to confirm that:
43 a. The amounts on the final FSS Budget and SF-425 agree as to funds approved,
44 obligated, and expended.
11
I b. The amount of funds approved and disbursed on the SF-425 agrees with HUD records
2 in e-LOCCS.
3 c. If HUD disbursed more funds than the Grantee expended, the Grantee will
4 immediately remit to HUD the excess funds, without waiting for completion of the
5 final audit.
6 6. When the final HUD form SF-425 is approved, the HUD field office will establish the
7 amount due to HUD or recapture any unused grant funds as applicable.
8 7. When the HUD field office has determined to its satisfaction that the grant activities were
9 completed and all Federal requirements were satisfied, the HUD field office will execute a
10 closeout amendment to the Grant Agreement with the Grantee.
11 8. The Closeout Agreement or clause will include the Grantee's agreement to abide by any
12 continuing Federal requirements.
13 9. Failure to submit the required financial report or any required audit report; or to resolve
14 program, financial or audit issues, may result in a suspension or termination of any and/or all
15 HUD grant payments.
16 a. If the Grantee does not submit all reports within one year of the period of
17 performance end date, HUD must report the Grantee's material failure to comply with
18 the terms and conditions of the award with the OMB -designated integrity and
19 performance system (currently FAPIIS). HUD may also pursue other enforcement
20 actions per § 200.339.
21
22 SUB -ARTICLE H: DEFAULT
23
24 Unsatisfactory Performance/Default
25
26 1. Default. A default under this Agreement shall consist of any failure to comply with Federal
27 statutes, regulations, or the terms and conditions of the FSS grant or any material
28 misrepresentation in the application submissions. If HUD determines that the Grantee has
29 defaulted under this Agreement, HUD may take any remedial action legally available,
30 including remedial actions outlined in 2 CFR part 200. Actions that may constitute a default
31 under this Agreement include, but are not limited to:
32 a. use of funds provided under this Grant Agreement for any purpose, in any manner or at
33 any time, other than as authorized by this Grant Agreement;
34 b. failure to comply with the FSS Program Requirements or any other Federal, State, or
35 local laws, regulations, or requirements applicable in operating the FSS Program;
36 c. failure to make any submission under Article II, perform any obligation, or otherwise
37 fail to proceed in a manner consistent with the NOFO application;
38 d. any material misrepresentation in any of the required submissions, including, without
39 limit, any misrepresentations in any of the submissions required by Article II); or
40 e. failure to comply with, or any material breach of, any other requirements, conditions,
41 or terms of this Grant Agreement.
42 2. Additional Conditions. If a Grantee defaults under this Agreement, HUD may impose
43 additional conditions, as described in 2 CFR 200.208. Additional conditions will be
12
I imposed in compliance with 2 CFR 200.208(c). Additional conditions HUD may impose
2 may include, but are not limited to:
3 a. Requiring additional, more detailed financial reports;
4 b. Requiring additional grant monitoring;
5 c. Requiring the Grantee to obtain technical or management assistance;
6 d. Establishing additional prior approvals;
7 e. Requiring the Grantee to follow a HUD -approved detailed schedule of grant
8 activities;
9 f. Requiring HUD manual review and approval of every drawdown request.
10 3. Other Remedies. If HUD determines that a default cannot be remedied by imposing
11 additional conditions, HUD may, pursuant to 2 CFR 200.339, take one or more of the
12 following actions, as a proportional response:
13 g. Temporarily withhold cash payments pending correction of the deficiency by the
14 Grantee or more severe enforcement action by HUD.
15 h. Disallow all or part of the cost of the activity or action not in compliance.
16 i. Wholly or partly suspend or terminate the grant.
17 j. Initiate suspension or debarment proceedings as authorized under 2 CFR part 180
18 and HUD regulations.
19 k. Withhold further grant awards for the program.
20 1. Reduce the FSS Program Grant in the amount affected by the default.
21 m. Recapture any FSS Program Grant funds not obligated by the Grantee.
22 n. Take action against the Grantee under 2 CFR part 2424 and Executive Order 12549
23 with respect to future HUD or Federal grant awards.
24 o. Take other remedies that may be legally available, including requiring
25 reimbursement by the Grantee for grant amounts used improperly.
26 4. Notice of Termination and Opportunity to Object. If the Grantee materially defaults
27 under this Agreement, HUD may terminate the grant. Any findings regarding a Grantee's
28 failure to abide by the terms of this grant that would support a termination of funding shall
29 be exclusively within HUD's discretion. Additionally, pursuant to 2 CFR 200.340(a)(2),
30 this grant may be terminated in whole or in part by HUD, to the greatest extent authorized
31 by law, if an award no longer effectuates the program goals or agency priorities. If HUD
32 pursues termination of the grant, HUD will follow the termination process established in 2
33 CFR part 200, including providing notice of termination pursuant to 2 CFR 200.341.
34 Pursuant to 2 CFR 200.342, HUD will also provide the Grantee an opportunity to object
35 and provide information and documentation challenging a termination.
36 5. Delinquent Federal Debts. Consistent with the purposes and intent of 31 U.S.C. 3720B
37 and 28 U.S.C. 3201(e), Grantees with an outstanding federal debt must provide to HUD a
38 negotiated repayment schedule which is not delinquent or have made other arrangements
39 satisfactory to HUD. If arrangements satisfactory to HUD cannot be completed within 90
40 days of notification of selection, HUD will not make an award of funds to the Grantee but
41 offer the award to the next eligible Grantee. Applicants selected for funding, or awarded
42 funds, must report to HUD changes in status of current agreements covering federal debt. If
43 a previously agreed -upon payment schedule has not been adhered to or a new agreement
13
I with the federal agency to which the debt is owed has not been signed, the Grantee will be
2 considered to be in default under this Agreement.
3
4 SUB -ARTICLE I: GRANT MODIFICATION OR TERMINATION
5 BY AGREEMENT BETWEEN HUD AND GRANTEE
6
7 1. HUD and the Grantee may mutually agree to modify this agreement as to time, cost, or
8 activity by using the Notice of Award and/or Grant Agreement in whole or in part, at any
9 time.
10 2. Pursuant to 2 CFR 200.340(a)(3), HUD and the Grantee may mutually agree to terminate the
11 agreement, including for convenience; if HUD and the Grantee agree to terminate the
12 Agreement, the two parties must agree upon the termination conditions, including the
13 effective date and, in the case of partial termination, the portion to be terminated. Pursuant to
14 2 CFR 200.340(a)(4), the Grantee may terminate the Agreement upon sending to HUD
15 written notification setting forth the reasons for such termination, the effective date, and, in
16 the case of partial termination, the portion to be terminated. If either HUD or the Grantee
17 seeks to terminate this agreement, it must provide at least 30 days' advance written notice to
18 the other party.
19
20 SUB -ARTICLE J: DISPUTES
21
22 Disputes between the Grantee and HUD shall, to the maximum extent possible, be
23 resolved by mutual agreement between the Grantee and the Public Housing Director in the Field
24 Office for PH and HCV programs, or the Asset Management Division Director for PBRA
25 programs (Grant Officer). If agreement cannot be reached, the Grantee can submit, in writing, a
26 disputed issue to the Grant Officer. The Grant Officer will consider the disputed issue and
27 prepare a written decision. The Grantee may appeal the Grant Officer's decision within 30 days
28 after receipt of notification. Appeals will be reviewed by the Director of Community and
29 Supportive Services, Office of Public Housing Investments, 451 71h Street, SW, Room 4130,
30 Washington, D.C. 20410. The decision of the Director of Community and Supportive Services
31 shall be final. However, the Grantee does not waive any legal remedy by agreeing to this
32 provision.
33
34 SUBARTICLE K: MONEY DAMAGES
35
36 This Grant Agreement does not contemplate money damages for breach of the agreement
37 by HUD. The Grantee is entitled to any relief against HUD for breach of the agreement that is
38 provided by the Administrative Procedure Act.
39
40
41 ARTICLE III: GRANTEE PERFORMANCE
42
14
I HUD will judge performance based upon whether the Grantee achieves the agreed upon
2 activities within grant time limits and within budget and whether the Grantee has produced
3 tangible results through the implementation of grant activities.
4
5 Program Coordinator. See the FY2022 FSS NOFO for a sample position description of an
6 FSS Program Coordinator.
7
8 Public Housing Information Center (PIC) or Housing Information Portal (HIP).
9 • All PHA FSS programs must report activities of their FSS enrollment, progress, and exit
10 activities of their FSS program participants through required submissions of the form
11 HUD-50058 at least annually. HUD's assessment of the accomplishments of the FSS
12 programs of PHAs funded under this NOFO will be based primarily on PIC/HIP system
13 data obtained from forms HUD-50058, HUD-50058-MTW, and HUD-50058-MTW-
14 Expansion.
15 • All PBRA programs must report at least annually via the Multifamily FSS Reporting
16 Tool.
17 • HUD requires submission of racial and ethnic data and form (HUD-27061-H) that is
18 often used for that purpose. PBRA properties with FSS programs must submit form
19 HUD-27061-H to their Grant Specialist. For PH and HCV programs, the HUD-50058,
20 HUD-50058-MTW, and HUD-50058-MTW-Expansion forms, which provide racial and
21 ethnic data to HUD's PIC/HIP data system, are comparable program forms that must be
22 submitted annually instead of the HUD-27061-H by PHAs for reporting racial and ethnic
23 data for FSS program participants. See Notice PIH 2O16-08, and any subsequent
24 amendments to the notice, for information on FSS reporting requirements in PIC. A
25 series of webcast trainings on the provisions of PIH 2O16-08 was published on August
26 12, 2016. Also note that HUD updated the warnings and fatal edits related to FSS PIC
27 reporting. All of the preceding documents and information can be found on the FSS
28 Resources webnaize
29
30 Voucher Management System (VMS). PHAs must continue to report HCV FSS coordinator
31 expenses into VMS for any HCV FSS funds made available under the FY 2013 (or earlier) HCV
32 FSS NOFO. However, due to the combined funding streams starting with the FY 2014 FSS
33 NOFO, PHAs will no longer use VMS to report HCV FSS coordinator expenses for funds made
34 available under this NOFO. Note that PHAs must continue to enter the amount of HCV FSS
35 escrow deposits and HCV FSS escrow forfeitures into VMS for all funds made available. Also
36 note that amounts expended in excess of the FSS grant for costs associated with the
37 administration of the FSS program which are allocated to the HCV program including the FSS
38 coordinator's salary and benefits as well as additional eligible costs such as office space,
39 computer costs, office supplies, etc. must be reported in VMS as administrative expenses. PHAs
40 with an FSS program serving both PH and HCV families with costs not chargeable to funds
41 awarded under this NOFO will be required to develop a cost allocation method that allocates
42 these expenses fairly between the two programs. See REAC Accounting Brief #26 and PIH
15
I Notice 2022-20 and any subsequent revisions for more information on how to record and account
2 for FSS expenses.
3
4 ARTICLE IV: GRANTEE MISREPRESENTATION
5
6 The Grantee or any subcontractor to the Grantee bound by this instrument who makes or
7 causes to be made a false statement, claim, or misrepresentation, which the Grantee or entity
8 knows or has reason to know is false, may be imprisoned and/or fined in accordance with civil or
9 criminal penalties and/or fines applicable under law, including Title 18 of the United States Code
10 (U.S.C.), Title 31, et seq. (Program Fraud Civil Remedies Act) and any other applicable
11 provisions of Federal, State or local law.
16
Applicant Code
FY22 Application
FY22 Funded
FY23 Eligible
Updated FY23 Funding
(sorted by)
Applicant Name
Type
Positions
FY22 Fuding
Positions
Request on File
AK901
Alaska Housing Finance Corporation
PHA Renewal
4
$320,000
4
$320,000
AL001
Housing Authority of Birmingham District
PHA Renewal
2
$232,878
2
$244,521
AL002
Mobile Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
4
$244,024
4
$256,036
AL006
The Housing Authority of the City of Montgomery, Alabama
PHA Renewal
2
$219,604
2
$230,584
AL047
Huntsville Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
4
$439,208
4
$461,168
AL050
Auburn Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$99,820
1
$104,810
AL068
AL068 Sheffield Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$62,438
1
$62,438
AL077
Tuscaloosa Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$219,604
2
$230,584
AL086
JEFFERSON COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY
PHA Renewal
3
$145,000
3
$145,000
AL121
Albertville Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$22,000
1
$22,000
AL125
Bessemer Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$130,454
1
$136,976
AL169
Prichard Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$216,893
2
$227,737
AL174
The Housing Authority of the City of Alexander City
PHA Renewal
1
$80,770
1
$80,770
AR002
North Little Rock Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$65,688
1
$68,972
AR003
Housing Authority of the City of Fort Smith
PHA Renewal
1
$58,793
1
$58,793
AR006
Conway Housing Authority
PHA New
1
$66,268
1
$69,581
AR010
Northwest Regional Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$37,336
1
$37,336
AR017
Pine Bluff Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$153,670
2
$161,353
AR024
Housing Authority of the City of West Memphis
PHA Renewal
1
$76,426
1
$80,247
AR031
Housing Authority of the City of Hot Springs
PHA Renewal
1
$56,584
1
$0
AR039
Wynne Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$41,800
1
$41,800
AR053 / AR257
McGehee Public Residential Housing Facilities Board
PHA Renewal
1
$39,961
1
$39,961
AR131
Jonesboro Urban Renewal and Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$57,288
1
$60,152
AR161
Conway County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$65,000
1
$65,000
AR197
White River Regional Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$47,807
1
$50,197
AR211
Pope County Public Facilities Board/Universal Housing
PHA Renewal
1
$43,862
1
$45,253
AR252
PULASKI COUNTY GOVERNMENT
PHA Renewal
1
$65,688
1
$65,688
ARO41
Housing Authority of Lonoke County
PHA New
1
$26,908
1
$26,908
AZ001
City of Phoenix Housing Department
PHA Renewal
3
$264,448
3
$277,670
AZO04
City of Tucson
PHA Renewal
3
$237,600
3
$249,480
AZ005
City of Mesa Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$86,000
1
$86,000
AZO09
Housing Authority of Maricopa County
PHA Renewal
1
$84,714
1
$84,714
AZ013
Yuma County Housing Department
PHA Renewal
3
$269,556
3
$283,033
AZ028
Chandler, City of
PHA Renewal
2
$188,689
2
$198,123
AZ031
City of Tempe
PHA Renewal
1
$93,185
1
$93,185
AZ032
City of Scottsdale Housing Agency
PHA Renewal
1
$84,714
1
$88,949
AZ034
Housing Authority of Cochise County
PHA Renewal
1
$72,000
1
$72,000
AZ035
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF YUMA
PHA Renewal
5
$543,604
5
$570,784
AZ043
Mohave County
PHA Renewal
1
$70,242
1
$70,242
CA002
Los Angeles County Development Authority
PHA Renewal
10
$1,090,000
10
$1,144,500
Applicant Code
FY22 Application
FY22 Funded
FY23 Eligible
Updated FY23 Funding
(sorted by)
Applicant Name
Type
Positions
FY22 Fuding
Positions
Request on File
CA003
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF OAKLAND
PHA Renewal
4
$572,842
4
$601,484
CA004
Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles
PHA Renewal
11
$1,517,824
11
$1,517,824
CA005
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF SACRAMENTO
PHA Renewal
1
$96,064
1
$96,064
CA007
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO
PHA Renewal
2
$176,300
2
$176,300
CA008
Housing Authority of the County of Kern
PHA Renewal
4
$275,538
4
$289,314
CA011
Housing Authority of the County of Contra Costa
PHA Renewal
2
$286,421
2
$300,742
CA014
Housing Authority of the County of San Mateo
PHA Renewal
5
$716,053
5
$751,855
CA019
Housing Authority of the County of San Bernardino
PHA Renewal
3
$338,091
3
$354,995
CA021
Housing Authority of the County of Santa Barbara
PHA Renewal
1
$115,000
1
$120,750
CA023
Housing Authority of the County of Merced
PHA Renewal
1
$54,400
1
$54,400
CA024
Housing Authority of the County of San Joaquin
PHA Renewal
3
$328,805
3
$328,805
CA026
Stanislaus Regional Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$216,160
2
$226,968
CA027
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE
PHA Renewal
7
$829,521
7
$870,997
CA028
Housing Authority of Fresno County
PHA Renewal
1
$66,413
1
$69,733
CA031
Housing Authority of the City of Oxnard
PHA Renewal
2
$205,550
2
$215,827
CA033
Housing Authority of the County of Monterey
PHA Renewal
2
$179,036
2
$184,837
CA035
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF SAN BUENAVENTURA
PHA Renewal
1
$102,774
1
$107,912
CA043
Housing Authority of the County of Butte
PHA Renewal
1
$86,366
1
$86,366
CA044
YOLO COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY
PHA Renewal
1
$108,764
1
$114,196
CA048
Regional Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$226,217
2
$237,527
CA052
Housing Authority of the County of Marin
PHA Renewal
3
$429,631
3
$429,631
CA055
The City of Vallejo
PHA Renewal
1
$117,488
1
$123,362
CA056
Housing Authority of the City of San Jose
PHA Renewal
2
$275,649
2
$286,821
CA059
Santa Clara County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
3
$317,625
3
$333,506
CA062
Housing Authority of the City of Alameda
PHA Renewal
1
$95,578
1
$100,356
CA063
San Diego Housing Commission
PHA Renewal
6
$598,353
6
$628,270
CA064
Housing Authority of the City of San Luis Obispo
PHA Renewal
2
$241,626
2
$253,707
CA067
Housing Authority of Alameda County
PHA Renewal
4
$497,042
4
$521,894
CA068
Housing Authority of the City of Long Beach
PHA Renewal
4
$489,780
4
$514,269
CA069
Housing Authority of the City of Madera
PHA Renewal
1
$65,201
1
$65,201
CA072
Housing Authority of the County of Santa Cruz
PHA Renewal
2
$219,660
2
$230,643
CA073
Housing Authority of the City of Napa
PHA Renewal
1
$123,847
1
$123,847
CA076
Housing Authority of the City of Santa Barbara
PHA Renewal
3
$362,439
3
$380,560
CA085
Sonoma County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$153,157
1
$153,157
CA088
City of Santa Rosa Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$85,232
1
$89,493
CA092
Area Housing Authority of the County of Ventura
PHA Renewal
1
$69,000
1
$69,000
CA093
THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF SANTA ANA
PHA Renewal
2
$247,695
2
$260,079
CA094
Orange County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
4
$429,864
4
$429,864
CA096
County of Shasta County Housing Authority and Community Acti
PHA Renewal
1
$85,694
1
$85,694
CA102
Garden Grove Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$138,281
1
$145,195
Applicant Code
FY22 Application
FY22 Funded
FY23 Eligible
Updated FY23 Funding
(sorted by)
Applicant Name
Type
Positions
FY22 Fuding
Positions
Request on File
CA104
Anaheim Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$125,710
2
$125,710
CA106
Housing Authority of the City of Redding
PHA Renewal
1
$85,694
1
$89,978
CA108
San Diego, County of (DBA Hsg Authority of the County of SD)
PHA Renewal
2
$181,319
2
$181,319
CA110
Culver City Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
0.5
$67,000
0.5
$70,350
CA118
City of Norwalk
PHA Renewal
0.5
$57,141
0.5
$59,998
CA123
City of Pomona
PHA Renewal
1
$125,710
1
$131,995
CA125
Vacaville Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$286,316
2
$300,631
CA128
City of Roseville Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$79,200
1
$83,160
CA131
Solano County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$143,158
1
$150,315
CA143
Imperial Valley Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$81,400
1
$85,470
CA151
El Dorado County Public Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$59,902
1
$62,897
CA161-1113063
HB Housing Partners LP
MFH New
1
$89,000
1
$93,450
CA16M0O0410
Cameron Park Community Partners, LP
MFH New
1
$79,310
1
$83,275
CO001
Housing Authority of the City and County of Denver
PHA Renewal
6
$504,595
6
$529,824
CO002
Housing Authority of the City of Pueblo
PHA Renewal
1
$73,642
1
$77,324
CO041
Housing Catalyst
PHA Renewal
3
$242,734
3
$254,870
CO048
Housing Authority of the City of Englewood
PHA Renewal
1
$65,000
1
$68,250
CO051
Grand Junction Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$68,278
1
$71,404
CO058
Adams County Housing Authority/Maiker Housing Partners
PHA Renewal
1
$105,050
1
$110,302
CO061
Boulder County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
3
$253,499
3
$266,173
CO072
Jefferson County Housing Authority
MFH New
1
$61,361
1
$64,429
CO911
Colorado Department of Local Affairs, Division of Housing
PHA Renewal
1
$65,000
1
$68,250
C099H001151
Decatur Place
MFH New
1
$68,068
1
$70,110
CO99RM00008
Casa Del Sol Community Partners, LP
MFH New
1
$74,874
1
$78,617
CT001
Park City Communities (Housing Authority of the City of Bridgeport)
PHA New
1
$75,398
1
$79,167
CT002
Housing Authority of the City of Norwalk
PHA Renewal
2
$175,100
2
$180,353
CT004
Housing Authority of the City of New Haven
PHA Renewal
2
$216,132
2
$226,938
CT005
Housing Authority of the City of New Britain
PHA Renewal
2
$206,791
2
$217,130
CT007
Stamford Housing Authority AKA Charter Oak Communities
PHA Renewal
1
$100,408
1
$105,428
CT011
Housing Authority of the City of Meriden
PHA Renewal
2
$198,290
2
$208,205
CT015
Ansonia Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$75,398
1
$79,167
CT017
Derby Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$90,132
1
$94,638
CT019
Greenwich Communities
PHA Renewal
1
$100,408
1
$100,910
CT020
Housing Authority of the City of Danbury
PHA Renewal
1
$100,408
1
$100,408
CT023
Bristol Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$90,132
1
$94,638
CT901
Connecticut Department of Housing
PHA Renewal
3
$331,346
3
$331,346
DC001
District of Columbia Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
4
$359,352
4
$359,352
DE001
Wilmington Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$243,597
2
$255,776
FL0W
Jacksonville Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
6
$428,736
6
$450,172
FL003
Housing Authority of the City of Tampa
PHA Renewal
8
$876,198
8
$920,007
Applicant Code
FY22 Application
FY22 Funded
FY23 Eligible
Updated FY23 Funding
(sorted by)
Applicant Name
Type
Positions
FY22 Fuding
Positions
Request on File
FL005
Miami Dade Public Housing and Community Development
PHA Renewal
4
$288,400
4
$288,400
FL007
Housing Authority of the City of Daytona Beach
PHA Renewal
2
$126,252
2
$126,252
FL008
Sarasota Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$64,680
1
$66,620
FL009
The West Palm Beach Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
3
$138,602
3
$138,602
FL010
Housing Authority of the City of Fort Lauderdale
PHA Renewal
2
$135,000
2
$135,000
FLO11
Lakeland Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$140,331
2
$147,347
FLO17
Housing Authority of the City of Miami Beach
PHA Renewal
1
$31,500
1
$33,075
FL020
Housing Authority of Brevard County
PHA Renewal
2
$159,938
2
$167,934
FL021
Pahokee Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$43,240
1
$45,402
FL022
The Housing Authority of the City of New Smyrna Beach
PHA Renewal
1
$83,949
1
$88,146
FL032
Ocala Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$147,919
2
$147,919
FL041
The Housing Authority of the City of Fort Pierce, Florida
PHA Renewal
1
$67,122
1
$67,122
FL047
Housing Authority of the City of Fort Myers
PHA Renewal
3
$198,492
3
$0
FL053
Milton Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$87,120
1
$91,476
FL060
Punta Gorda Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$66,164
1
$69,472
FL062
Pinellas County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$122,000
2
$125,000
FL066
Hialeah Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$158,620
2
$166,551
FL068
Housing Authority of the City of Homestead
PHA Renewal
1
$79,310
1
$83,275
FL073
Tallahassee Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$87,120
1
$91,476
FL075
Clearwater Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$67,159
1
$70,516
FL079
Broward County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
4
$290,165
4
$300,854
FL080
Palm Beach County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$144,200
2
$151,410
FL081
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF DEERFIELD BEACH
PHA Renewal
1
$78,410
1
$82,330
FL083
Delray Beach Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$65,000
1
$0
FL093
Orange, County of
PHA Renewal
1
$57,150
1
$60,007
FL104
Pasco County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$109,524
1
$115,000
FL110
Walton County Housing Agency
PHA Renewal
1
$72,780
1
$76,419
FL119
Boca Raton Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$72,100
1
$75,705
FL128
Lee County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$66,866
1
$70,209
FL139
Winter Haven Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$158,400
2
$158,400
GA001
Housing Authority of the City of Augusta, Georgia
PHA Renewal
3
$224,168
3
$235,376
GA002
Housing Authority of Savannah
PHA Renewal
3
$278,197
3
$286,847
GA004
Housing Authority of Columbus, Georgia
PHA Renewal
2
$105,100
2
$110,355
GA006
The Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta, Georgia
PHA Renewal
4
$472,304
4
$472,304
GA010
Housing Authority of the City of Marietta
PHA Renewal
2
$240,800
2
$252,840
GA023
Housing Authority of the City of Albany, GA
PHA Renewal
1
$113,000
1
$113,000
GA060012143
La Grange Apartments LLC
MFH New
1
$109,525
1
$115,001
GA078
Housing Authority of the City of East Point, Georgia
PHA Renewal
1
$87,500
1
$91,875
GA095
Housing Authority Of Newnan
PHA Renewal
2
$174,685
2
$174,685
GA116
Housing Authority of the City of Carrollton
PHA Renewal
2
$106,967
2
$112,315
Applicant Code
FY22 Application
FY22 Funded
FY23 Eligible
Updated FY23 Funding
(sorted by)
Applicant Name
Type
Positions
FY22 Fuding
Positions
Request on File
GA228
Housing Authority of the City of Jonesboro
PHA Renewal
2
$201,400
2
$211,470
GA232
Housing Authority of the City of College Park, Georgia
PHA Renewal
2
$184,000
2
$184,000
GA237
Housing Authority of Dekalb
PHA New
1
$105,000
1
$110,000
GA264
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF FULTON COUNTY
PHA Renewal
0.5
$72,039
0.5
$75,640
GA283
Tri-City Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$72,000
1
$75,000
GA285
Northwest Georgia Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$120,000
2
$126,000
GQ901
Guam Housing and Urban Renewal Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$182,603
2
$191,733
H1002
Hawaii County Housing Agency
PHA Renewal
1
$100,571
1
$105,599
H1003
City and County of Honolulu
PHA Renewal
2
$144,000
2
$144,000
H1004
MAUI, COUNTY OF
PHA Renewal
1
$49,086
1
$49,086
H1005
Kauai, County of; DBA Kauai County Housing Agency
PHA Renewal
2
$277,662
2
$291,545
H1901
Hawaii Public Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$89,500
1
$93,975
IA018
City of Sioux City Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$213,896
2
$213,896
IA020
City of Des Moines Municipal Housing Agency
PHA Renewal
3
$314,566
3
$329,862
IA022
Iowa City Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$210,000
2
$210,000
IA024
City of Cedar Rapids
PHA Renewal
2
$203,711
2
$213,896
IA049
Muscatine, City of d/b/a Muscatine Municipal Housing Agency
PHA Renewal
1
$78,706
1
$82,641
IA087
City of Dubuque
PHA Renewal
2
$181,020
2
$190,071
IA107
Municipal Housing Agency of the City of Fort Dodge
PHA Renewal
2
$112,000
2
$117,600
IA117
Southern Iowa Regional Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$92,596
1
$97,225
IA126
Eastern Iowa Regional Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
3
$336,122
3
$352,928
IA131
CENTRAL IOWA REGIONAL HOUSING AUTHORITY
PHA Renewal
1
$35,000
1
$35,000
ID013
Boise City Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$171,332
2
$179,898
ID016
Southwestern Idaho Cooperative Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$165,000
2
$173,250
ID021
Ada County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$171,332
2
$179,898
ID901
Idaho Housing and Finance Association
PHA Renewal
5
$355,642
5
$373,424
IL001
Housing Authority of the City of East St. Louis
PHA Renewal
1
$75,600
1
$79,380
IL002
Chicago Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
15
$1,275,000
15
$1,338,000
IL003
Peoria Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$199,122
2
$209,078
IL004
Springfield Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
5
$276,504
5
$290,329
IL006
Housing Authority of Champaign County
PHA Renewal
1
$109,524
1
$115,000
IL009
Housing Authority of Henry County
PHA Renewal
2
$124,162
2
$130,128
IL015
Madison County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$75,600
1
$79,380
IL018
Rock Island Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$68,972
1
$71,041
IL020
Moline Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$62,000
1
$65,000
IL022
Rockford Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$219,049
2
$230,000
IL024
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF JOLIET
PHA Renewal
1
$112,616
1
$118,246
IL026
Waukegan Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$136,264
1
$143,077
IL028
Menard County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$106,680
1
$106,680
IL029
Housing Authority of the City of Freeport
PHA Renewal
1
$72,000
1
$75,600
Applicant Code
FY22 Application
FY22 Funded
FY23 Eligible
Updated FY23 Funding
(sorted by)
Applicant Name
Type
Positions
FY22 Fuding
Positions
Request on File
IL030
St. Clair County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$64,000
1
$65,500
IL039
Kankakee County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$51,915
1
$54,510
IL047
Macoupin County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$45,786
1
$48,075
IL051
Housing Authority of the City of Bloomington
PHA Renewal
1
$74,298
1
$58,883
IL056
Lake County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
4
$250,045
3
$250,045
IL057
Housing Authority of Marion County
PHA Renewal
1
$86,000
1
$89,440
IL06L000015
Foxview Apartments, L.P.
MFH New
1
$110,387
1
$115,906
IL083
Winnebago County Housing Authority, dba NIReACH
PHA Renewal
2
$256,572
2
$269,400
IL092
Housing Authority of Elgin, Illinois
PHA Renewal
1
$110,387
1
$115,906
IL101
DuPage Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$121,726
2
$127,812
IN002
HOUSING AUTHORITY CITY OF VINCENNES
PHA Renewal
1
$44,509
1
$46,734
IN003
Fort Wayne Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
3
$300,314
3
$314,639
IN007
Kokomo Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$85,000
1
$85,000
IN009
Housing Authority of City of Richmond, IN
PHA New
1
$91,553
1
$96,130
IN010
Hammond Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$63,706
1
$63,706
IN011
Gary Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$85,000
1
$89,250
IN012
The Housing Authority of the City of New Albany, IN
PHA Renewal
3
$253,978
3
$266,676
IN015
Housing Authority of South Bend
PHA Renewal
1
$72,810
1
$76,450
IN016
Housing Authority of the City of Evansville
PHA Renewal
2
$193,060
2
$202,713
IN017
Indianapolis Housing Agency
PHA Renewal
4
$401,520
4
$401,520
IN021
Housing Authority of the City of Terre Haute
PHA Renewal
2
$150,000
2
$157,500
IN022
Housing Authority of the City of Bloomington
PHA Renewal
2
$200,760
2
$210,798
IN026
Housing Authority of the City of Elkhart
PHA Renewal
1
$84,586
1
$88,815
IN041
Marion Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$100,380
1
$105,399
IN36EO00026
Meadowlark Indiana LLC
MFH New
1
$110,418
1
$115,938
KS001
The Housing Authority of the City of Kansas City, Kansas
PHA Renewal
1
$81,600
1
$85,680
KS002
Topeka Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$90,573
1
$90,573
KS004
City of Wichita Kansas Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
3
$270,000
3
$283,500
KS038
Salina Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$50,000
1
$50,000
KS043
City of Olathe Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$82,500
1
$86,625
KS053
Lawrence -Douglas County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
5
$312,000
5
$321,360
KS162
Johnson County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$68,865
1
$72,308
KS168
Nek-Cap, Inc.
PHA Renewal
1
$73,870
1
$73,870
KY001
Louisville Metro Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
7
$616,120
7
$646,926
KY002
Housing Authority of Covington
PHA Renewal
1
$68,511
1
$71,936
KY003
Housing Authority of Frankfort
PHA Renewal
1
$58,000
1
$59,740
KY004
Lexington -Fayette Urban County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$131,643
2
$138,225
KY015
Housing Authority of Newport
PHA Renewal
1
$70,908
1
$74,453
KY026
Housing Authority of Glasgow
PHA Renewal
1
$71,825
1
$75,416
KY055
Burkesville Housing Authority
PHA New
1
$71,825
1
$75,416
Applicant Code
FY22 Application
FY22 Funded
FY23 Eligible
Updated FY23 Funding
(sorted by)
Applicant Name
Type
Positions
FY22 Fuding
Positions
Request on File
KY061
Georgetown Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$47,285
1
$47,285
KY063
Housing Authority of Bowling Green
PHA Renewal
1
$55,290
1
$58,054
KY121
Pike County Housing Authority
PHA New
1
$69,500
1
$72,975
KY132
City of Richmond Section 8 Housing
PHA Renewal
2
$130,592
2
$137,121
KY133
City of Covington CDA
PHA Renewal
1
$75,000
1
$78,750
KY135
Boone County Fiscal Court Assisted Housing Department
PHA Renewal
1
$91,553
1
$96,130
KY141
Pineville Urban Renewal &Community
PHA Renewal
1
$89,628
1
$89,628
KY160
Cumberland Valley Regional Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
3
$119,852
3
$125,844
KY161
Appalachian Foothills Housing Agency, Inc.
PHA Renewal
1
$55,000
1
$57,500
KY36H134205
Shawnee Apartments, LLC
MFH New
1
$72,133
1
$75,739
KY36L000010
Jackson Woods Apartments, LLLP
MFH New
1
$72,133
1
$75,739
KY901 / KY134
Kentucky Housing Corporation
PHA Renewal
2
$165,069
2
$173,322
LA001
Housing Authority of New Orleans
PHA Renewal
1
$78,555
1
$82,482
LA002
Housing Authority of the City of Shreveport
PHA Renewal
2
$246,584
2
$258,913
LA005
Lafayette Housing Authority
PHA New
1
$90,510
1
$95,035
LA092
St. James Parish Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$90,510
1
$95,035
LA172
Calcasieu Parish Police Jury Human Services Housing Departme
PHA Renewal
1
$53,116
1
$55,771
LA211
Terrebonne Parish Consolidated Government
PHA Renewal
1
$84,284
1
$88,498
MA001
Lowell Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$136,705
1
$143,540
MA002
Boston Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
4
$472,715
4
$496,350
MA005
HOLYOKE HOUSING AUTHORITY
PHA Renewal
2
$262,780
2
$275,919
MA006
Fall River Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$165,000
2
$173,250
MA007
New Bedford Housing Authority
PHA New
1
$86,815
1
$91,155
MA012
Worcester Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
5
$435,600
5
$457,380
MA014
Revere Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$79,886
1
$83,880
MA015
Medford Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$147,241
1
$154,603
MA016
Chelsea Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$145,041
1
$152,293
MA017
Taunton Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$87,461
1
$91,834
MA018
Attleboro Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$81,400
1
$85,470
MA020
Quincy Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$88,770
1
$91,433
MA022
Malden Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$240,000
2
$252,000
MA023
Lynn Housing Authority and Neighborhood Development (LHAND)
PHA Renewal
2
$267,714
2
$281,099
MA024
Brockton Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$207,576
2
$215,879
MA025
Gloucester Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$90,000
1
$94,500
MA028
Framingham Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$85,800
1
$89,232
MA031
Somerville Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$191,987
2
$191,987
MA037
Fitchburg Housing Authority
PHA New
1
$124,278
1
$130,491
MA048
Arlington Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$93,000
1
$97,650
MA053
Braintree Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$86,000
1
$88,000
MA055
Salem Housing Authority
PHA New
1
$105,000
1
$110,250
Applicant Code
FY22 Application
FY22 Funded
FY23 Eligible
Updated FY23 Funding
(sorted by)
Applicant Name
Type
Positions
FY22 Fuding
Positions
Request on File
MA057
Acton Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$85,000
1
$89,250
MA059
Plymouth Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$124,278
1
$130,491
MA063
Melrose Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$124,278
1
$130,491
MA065
Washington Housing Authority (Needham Housing Authority)
PHA New
1
$124,278
1
$130,491
MA06E000019
Bancroft Limited Partnership
MFH New
1
$120,932
1
$126,978
MA06E000067
Washington Columbia II Limited Partnership
MFH New
1
$120,932
1
$126,978
MA06E000074
Wardman UE Limited Partnership
MFH New
1
$120,932
1
$126,978
MA06E000081
New Academy Estates LLC
MFH New
1
$120,932
1
$126,978
MA06M000169
Broadway Glen Apartments LLC
MFH New
1
$133,025
1
$139,676
MA06M000207
CSTO Winn Owner LLC
MFH New
1
$120,932
1
$126,978
MA081
Methuen Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$79,926
1
$83,922
MA086
Leominster Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$69,501
1
$72,976
MA087
Haverhill Housing Authority
PHA New
1
$72,800
1
$74,400
MA096
Greenfield Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$91,278
1
$95,841
MA101
Wayland Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$42,000
1
$44,100
MA107
North Andover Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$79,357
1
$83,324
MA108
Chelmsford Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$124,278
1
$130,491
MA119
Hingham Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$72,000
1
$74,160
MA125
Winchester Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$98,000
1
$102,900
MA147
Milton Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$90,000
1
$94,500
MA901
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
PHA Renewal
14
$966,846
14
$1,015,188
MD001
Housing Authority of the City of Annapolis
PHA Renewal
1
$105,399
1
$110,668
MD002
Housing Authority of Baltimore City
PHA Renewal
7
$504,000
7
$504,000
MD003
Housing Authority of the City of Frederick
PHA Renewal
1
$105,780
1
$105,780
MD004
Housing Opportunities Commission of Montgomery County, MD
PHA Renewal
5
$547,483
5
$574,857
MD006
Hagerstown Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
3
$279,881
3
$293,875
MD007
Rockville Housing Enterprises
PHA Renewal
1
$129,708
1
$136,193
MD012
Havre De Grace Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$93,500
1
$98,175
MD015
Housing Authority of Prince George's County
PHA Renewal
2
$197,643
2
$207,525
MD018
Housing Commission of Anne Arundel County
PHA Renewal
3
$240,000
3
$252,000
MD021
Housing Authority of St. Mary's County, Maryland
PHA Renewal
1
$65,574
1
$68,852
MD023
Howard County Housing Commission
PHA Renewal
1
$86,184
1
$90,493
MD025
Harford County, Maryland
PHA Renewal
1
$36,036
1
$37,117
MD028
Housing Authority of Washington County
PHA Renewal
1
$79,200
1
$79,200
MD029
Cecil County Housing Agency
PHA Renewal
1
$87,290
1
$81,195
MD032
Board of Carroll County Commissioners
PHA Renewal
1
$94,802
1
$99,542
ME003
PORTLAND HOUSING AUTHORITY
PHA Renewal
1
$95,176
1
$99,935
ME005
Lewiston Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$93,541
1
$98,218
ME009
Bangor Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$89,560
1
$94,038
ME015
The Housing Authority of the City of Westbrook
PHA Renewal
1
$77,893
1
$81,787
Applicant Code
FY22 Application
FY22 Funded
FY23 Eligible
Updated FY23 Funding
(sorted by)
Applicant Name
Type
Positions
FY22 Fuding
Positions
Request on File
ME018
Housing Authority of the City Old Town
PHA Renewal
1
$78,624
1
$82,455
ME021
Housing Authority of the City of Brewer
PHA Renewal
1
$74,500
1
$78,225
ME025
City of Caribou
PHA Renewal
1
$64,455
1
$66,388
ME030
Augusta Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$70,098
1
$73,602
ME901
Maine State Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$85,830
1
$90,121
M1001
Detroit Housing Commission
PHA Renewal
5
$377,052
5
$395,904
M1005
Pontiac Housing Commission
PHA Renewal
1
$90,000
1
$94,500
M1006
Saginaw Housing Commission
PHA Renewal
2
$81,130
2
$85,186
M1008
RIVER ROUGE HOUSING COMMISSION
PHA New
1
$94,263
1
$98,976
M1045
Plymouth Housing Commission
PHA Renewal
3
$133,413
3
$133,413
M1058
Lansing Housing Commission
PHA Renewal
1
$55,600
1
$57,268
M1064
ANN ARBOR HOUSING COMMISSION
PHA Renewal
2
$232,293
2
$243,907
M1073
Grand Rapids Housing Commission
PHA Renewal
5
$478,324
5
$502,240
M1080
Traverse City Housing Commission
PHA Renewal
1
$80,000
1
$84,000
M1115
Wyoming Housing Commission
PHA Renewal
2
$176,300
2
$185,115
M1139
Westland Housing Commission
PHA Renewal
1
$39,602
1
$39,602
M1198
Kent, County of (Inc.)
PHA Renewal
2
$173,936
2
$173,936
M133L000040
Hillview Townhouses Apartments LLC
MFH New
1
$74,982
1
$78,731
M1901
Michigan State Housing Development Authority
PHA Renewal
14
$1,319,687
14
$1,385,671
MN001
Public Housing Agency of the City of Saint Paul
PHA Renewal
0.5
$44,436
0.5
$46,657
MN003
Housing and Redevelopment Authority of Duluth, Minnesota
PHA Renewal
0.5
$43,015
0.5
$45,166
MN007
Housing and Redevelopment Authority of Virginia, MN
PHA Renewal
1
$73,758
1
$77,445
MN032
Brainerd, city of
PHA Renewal
1
$85,519
1
$89,794
MN063
Mankato Economic Development Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$108,347
1
$112,764
MN144
Housing Authority of St. Louis Park
PHA Renewal
1
$59,940
1
$62,937
MN147
DAKOTA COUNTY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
PHA Renewal
0.5
$24,876
0.5
$24,876
MN158
Northwest Minnesota Multi County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$75,000
1
$78,750
MN164
Housing & Redevelopment Authority of Clay County
PHA Renewal
1
$116,856
1
$122,698
MN184
Scott County CDA
PHA Renewal
1
$26,000
1
$0
MN197
Southeastern Minnesota Multi -County HRA
PHA Renewal
1
$74,500
1
$78,225
MN212
Washington County Community Development Agency
PHA Renewal
1
$58,940
1
$61,887
MN219
South Central MN Multi -County HRA
PHA Renewal
1
$61,590
1
$64,669
MO001
St. Louis Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$149,884
2
$157,378
MO002
The Housing Authority of Kansas City, Missouri
PHA Renewal
5
$299,508
5
$314,483
MO004
Housing Authority of St. Louis County
PHA Renewal
2
$189,000
2
$198,450
MO006
St. Charles Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$187,908
2
$197,303
MO007
Housing Authority of the City of Columbia, Missouri
PHA Renewal
2
$129,716
2
$133,611
MO009
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON
PHA Renewal
1
$99,582
1
$104,561
MO058
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF SPRINGFIELD MO
PHA Renewal
1
$26,825
1
$26,825
MO074
The Housing Authority of the City of Sedalia
PHA New
1
$61,152
1
$64,209
Applicant Code
FY22 Application
FY22 Funded
FY23 Eligible
Updated FY23 Funding
(sorted by)
Applicant Name
Type
Positions
FY22 Fuding
Positions
Request on File
MO16M000081
Parker Square Apartments Missouri LP
MFH New
1
$62,308
1
$65,423
MO16M000173
Hawthorne Place II Preservation Associates LP
MFH New
1
$62,308
1
$65,423
MO197
St. Clair County Public Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
4
$104,160
4
$109,368
MO199
LINCOLN COUNTY PUBLIC HOUSING AGENCY
PHA Renewal
2
$104,160
2
$109,368
MO203
St. Francois County Public Housing Agency
PHA Renewal
1
$60,000
1
$60,000
MO205
Franklin County Public Housing Agency
PHA Renewal
2
$93,517
2
$98,192
MO206
Phelps County Public Housing Agency
PHA Renewal
2
$65,941
2
$69,238
MO210
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF LIBERTY, MO
PHA Renewal
1
$116,177
1
$121,985
MO212
Ripley County Public Housing Agency
PHA Renewal
1
$51,436
1
$54,007
MO215
Economic Security dba Jasper County Public Housing Agency
PHA Renewal
1
$52,080
1
$54,684
MO227
ST CHARLES COUNTY HOUSING ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
PHA Renewal
1
$57,988
1
$60,887
MS004
Meridian Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$153,002
2
$160,652
MS005
The Housing Authority of the City of Biloxi
PHA Renewal
1
$80,690
1
$84,724
MS006
Tennessee Valley Regional Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
3
$225,640
3
$236,922
MS016
Mississippi Regional Housing Authority No. II
PHA Renewal
1
$35,000
1
$35,000
MS040
Mississippi Regional Housing Authority VIII
PHA Renewal
2
$133,896
2
$140,590
MS057
Mississippi Regional Housing Authority, No. VII
PHA Renewal
4
$294,571
4
$309,299
MS058
Mississippi Regional Housing Authority VI
PHA Renewal
2
$165,894
2
$174,188
MS095
South Delta Regional Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$133,200
2
$133,200
MS103
THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI
PHA Renewal
1
$69,776
1
$73,264
MT001
Housing Authority of Billings
PHA Renewal
1
$78,533
1
$82,459
MT033
Missoula Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
3
$264,072
3
$277,275
MT990053001
Rosepark Plaza Apartments LLC
MFH New
1
$72,256
1
$75,868
NC001
Housing Authority of the City of Wilmington, North Carolina
PHA Renewal
2
$145,000
2
$145,000
NC003
INLIVIAN
PHA Renewal
2
$219,663
2
$230,646
NC004
Housing Authority of the City of Kinston NC
PHA Renewal
2
$132,000
2
$135,000
NC006
Housing Authority of the City of High Point
PHA Renewal
3
$218,841
3
$229,783
NC007
Housing Authority City of Asheville
PHA Renewal
2
$205,128
2
$215,384
NC008
City of Concord Housing Department
PHA Renewal
1
$64,000
1
$67,200
NC011
Housing Authority of the City of Greensboro
PHA Renewal
5
$329,084
5
$345,538
NC012
Housing Authority of the City of Winston-Salem
PHA Renewal
1
$94,024
1
$98,725
NC013
The Housing Authority of the City of Durham
PHA Renewal
2
$144,000
2
$151,200
NC015
Housing Authority of the City of Goldsboro
PHA Renewal
1
$100,699
1
$100,699
NC018
Housing Authority of the Town of Laurinburg
PHA Renewal
1
$56,842
1
$58,547
NC019
Rocky Mount Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$81,963
1
$85,777
NCO20
Housing Authority of the City of Wilson
PHA Renewal
1
$68,500
1
$71,500
NCO21
Housing Authority of the County of Wake
PHA Renewal
1
$61,600
1
$64,680
NCO22
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF GREENVILLE
PHA Renewal
3
$229,457
3
$240,929
NC032
Washington Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$94,024
1
$98,725
NC035
Sanford Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$145,000
2
$145,000
Applicant Code
FY22 Application
FY22 Funded
FY23 Eligible
Updated FY23 Funding
(sorted by)
Applicant Name
Type
Positions
FY22 Fuding
Positions
Request on File
NC039
Lexington Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$94,024
1
$98,725
NC056
City of Hickory Public Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$67,012
1
$70,362
NC060
Roxboro Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$72,736
1
$76,372
NC066
Burlington Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$70,851
1
$74,393
NC069
North Wilkesboro Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$103,426
1
$108,597
NC084
Robeson County Housing Authority
PHA New
1
$94,024
1
$98,725
NC087
Mid -East Regional Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$48,894
1
$48,894
NC102
Rowan County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$132,000
2
$132,000
NC118
Roanoke Chowan Regional Housing Authority
PHA New
1
$103,426
1
$108,597
NC120
Chatham County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$54,318
1
$57,033
NC140
Western Carolina Community Action, Inc d/b/a WNCSource
PHA Renewal
1
$68,684
1
$72,118
NC144
Eastern Carolina Human Services Agency, Inc.
PHA Renewal
1
$101,800
1
$106,890
NC145
Economic Improvement Council, Inc.
PHA Renewal
1
$50,887
1
$50,887
NC149
Sandhills Community Action Program, Inc.
PHA Renewal
1
$46,689
1
$47,335
NC151
Twin Rivers Opportunities, Inc.
PHA Renewal
2
$75,000
2
$75,000
NC152
Mountain Projects, Inc.
PHA Renewal
0.5
$33,975
0.5
$35,673
NC155
Franklin -Vance -Warren Opportunity, INc.
PHA New
1
$60,000
1
$60,000
NC159
Western Piedmont Council of Governments
PHA Renewal
1
$83,642
1
$87,824
NC161
FootHills Regional Commission/Isothermal Planning Dev. & Com
PHA Renewal
0.5
$47,012
0.5
$49,362
NC167
Northwestern Regional Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
4
$332,500
4
$349,125
ND012
The Housing Authority of the City of Grand Forks ND
PHA Renewal
2
$134,700
2
$141,435
ND014
Fargo Housing & Redevelopment Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$152,189
2
$159,798
NE001
Housing Authority of the City of Omaha
PHA Renewal
4
$478,654
4
$502,586
NE002
Housing Authority of the City of Lincoln
PHA Renewal
2
$155,649
2
$163,431
NE004
KEARNEY HOUSING AUTHORITY
PHA Renewal
2
$155,764
2
$163,552
NE153
Douglas County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$72,462
1
$72,462
NE181
GOLDENROD REGIONAL HOUSING AGENCY
PHA Renewal
2
$78,750
2
$82,500
NH001
Manchester Housing and Redevelopment Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$59,991
1
$62,990
NH003
Dover Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$174,000
2
$179,000
NH010
Keene Housing
PHA Renewal
2
$248,063
2
$236,787
NH901
New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority
PHA Renewal
4
$265,638
4
$265,638
NJO02
Housing Authority of the City of Newark
PHA Renewal
2
$134,897
2
$141,641
NJO04
North Bergen Housing Authority
PHA New
1
$117,671
1
$123,554
NJO05
Trenton Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$97,990
1
$97,990
NJO06
Housing Authority of the City of Perth Amboy
PHA Renewal
3
$213,948
3
$224,645
NJO09
Housing Authority of the City of Jersey City
PHA Renewal
4
$290,000
4
$304,500
NJO10
Housing Authority of the City of Camden
PHA Renewal
1
$105,693
1
$110,977
NJO14
Atlantic City Housing Authority & Urban Redevelopment Agency
PHA Renewal
1
$101,827
1
$106,918
NJ021
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF PATERSON
PHA Renewal
1
$63,276
1
$66,439
NJ025
Housing Authority of the City of Orange -NJ
PHA Renewal
1
$68,000
1
$68,000
Applicant Code
FY22 Application
FY22 Funded
FY23 Eligible
Updated FY23 Funding
(sorted by)
Applicant Name
Type
Positions
FY22 Fuding
Positions
Request on File
NJ033
Housing Authority of The Township of Woodbridge
PHA Renewal
0.5
$35,000
0.5
$35,000
NJ037
Irvington Housing Authority, Inc
PHA Renewal
1
$69,100
1
$72,555
NJ039
Housing Authority of Plainfield
PHA Renewal
1
$106,974
1
$112,322
NJ050
East Orange Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$115,500
1
$121,275
NJ052
Town of Boonton Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$79,200
1
$79,200
NJ054
Lakewood Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$78,513
1
$82,438
NJ059
Pleasantville Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$96,978
1
$101,826
NJ063
Vineland Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$101,827
1
$106,918
NJ068
Housing Authority Town of Dover
PHA Renewal
0.5
$53,487
0.5
$56,161
NJ071
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE BOROUGH OF FORT LEE
PHA Renewal
1
$55,000
1
$57,750
NJ090
Passaic County Public Housing Agency
PHA Renewal
2
$204,000
2
$214,200
NJ092
Housing Authority County of Morris
PHA Renewal
2
$210,000
2
$210,000
NJ095
County Treas., County of Monmouth, NJ
PHA Renewal
1
$106,974
1
$106,974
NJ105
Housing Authority of the Borough of Madison
PHA Renewal
1
$106,974
1
$112,322
NJ204
Housing Authority of Gloucester County
PHA Renewal
1
$121,798
1
$127,887
NJ214
LAKEWOOD TWP RESIDENTIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
PHA Renewal
1
$115,500
1
$121,275
NJ39EO00031
Maple Equities LLC
MFH New
1
$117,671
1
$123,554
NJ912
NJ Department of Community Affairs
PHA Renewal
1
$96,978
1
$101,826
NM002
Clovis Housing and Redevelopment Agency, Inc.
PHA Renewal
2
$111,818
2
$117,408
NM003
Mesilla Valley Public Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$89,894
1
$94,388
NM009
Santa Fe Civic Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$62,284
1
$65,398
NM020
Housing Authority of the City of Truth or Consequences
PHA Renewal
1
$85,666
1
$89,949
NM050
Santa Fe County
PHA Renewal
1
$85,666
1
$85,666
NM057
Bernalillo County Housing Department
PHA Renewal
2
$122,775
2
$6,138
NM063
Eastern Regional Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$179,788
2
$179,788
NM077
El Camino Real Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$51,266
1
$51,266
NV001
Housing Authority of the City of Reno
PHA Renewal
2
$148,890
2
$156,042
NVO18
Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
9
$960,048
9
$1,008,050
NY001
Syracuse Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
3
$273,000
3
$286,650
NY002
Buffalo Municipal Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$81,326
1
$83,763
NY006
Municipal Housing Authority of the City of Utica, New York
PHA Renewal
1
$129,830
1
$129,830
NY009
Albany Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
3
$353,014
3
$370,664
NY012
Troy Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$174,240
2
$182,952
NY015
Mechanicville Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$69,192
1
$72,651
NY022
Cohoes Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$68,876
1
$72,319
NY027
City of Oswego Community Development Office
PHA Renewal
1
$54,000
1
$56,700
NY028
Municipal Housing Authority of the City of Schenectady
PHA Renewal
2
$144,531
2
$151,757
NY035
Town of Huntington Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$115,500
1
$115,500
NY041
Rochester Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
3
$316,764
3
$316,764
NY048
Gloversville Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$104,633
2
$109,864
Applicant Code
FY22 Application
FY22 Funded
FY23 Eligible
Updated FY23 Funding
(sorted by)
Applicant Name
Type
Positions
FY22 Fuding
Positions
Request on File
NY054
Ithaca Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$169,800
2
$178,290
NY060
Amsterdam Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$213,948
2
$224,645
NY070
City of Lockport Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$89,458
1
$93,036
NY077
TOWN OF ISLIP HOUSING AUTHORITY
PHA Renewal
1
$127,000
1
$133,350
NY086
NORTH HEMPSTEAD HOUSING AUTHORITY
PHA Renewal
1
$127,000
1
$133,350
NY091
Erie County PHA Consortium, Town of Amherst Lead Applicant
PHA Renewal
3
$182,546
3
$191,673
NY110
NYC Department of Housing Preservation & Development
PHA Renewal
20
$2,310,000
20
$2,425,500
NY125
Village of Highland Falls
PHA Renewal
1
$66,704
1
$70,039
NY130
Town of Babylon Housing Assistance Agency
PHA Renewal
1
$57,650
1
$60,532
NY149
Town of Brookhaven Department of Housing and Community Dev.
PHA Renewal
1
$80,000
1
$84,000
NY158
Village of Kiryas Joel Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$127,050
1
$133,402
NY36AO03007
McKenna Square Associates LP
MFH New
1
$117,671
1
$123,554
NY405
City of North Tonawanda PHA
PHA Renewal
1
$59,404
1
$62,374
NY408
Town of Colonie
PHA Renewal
1
$56,708
1
$59,543
NY409
Rental Assistance Corporation of Buffalo
PHA Renewal
2
$136,427
2
$143,248
NY422
Town of Guilderland
PHA Renewal
1
$67,897
1
$71,291
NY433
City of Johnstown
PHA Renewal
1
$66,704
1
$70,039
NY443
City of Utica Section 8 Program
PHA Renewal
1
$53,000
1
$54,000
NY512
Village of Scotia
PHA Renewal
1
$59,384
1
$62,353
NY516
Town of Rotterdam
PHA Renewal
1
$58,682
1
$61,616
NY530
Village of Fort Plain
PHA Renewal
1
$68,706
1
$72,141
NY538
Village of Corinth
PHA Renewal
1
$67,174
1
$70,532
NY561
Housing Authority of the City of Stillwater
PHA Renewal
1
$63,347
1
$66,514
NY562
Village of Ballston Spa
PHA Renewal
1
$46,830
1
$49,171
NY904
NYS Housing Trust Fund Corp
PHA Renewal
28
$1,797,782
28
$1,887,671
OH001
Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
3
$262,139
3
$275,245
OH002
Youngstown Metropolitan Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
4
$276,620
4
$290,451
OH003
Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
4
$371,140
4
$389,697
OH004
Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
6
$499,380
6
$524,349
OH005
Dayton Metropolitan Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
3
$329,406
3
$345,876
OH006
Lucas Metropolitan Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
4
$258,936
4
$265,048
OH007
Akron Metropolitan Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
5
$384,799
5
$404,038
OH008
Trumbull Metropolitan Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$149,569
2
$157,047
OH009
Zanesville Metropolitan Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
4
$269,849
4
$280,191
OH012
Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$137,000
2
$137,000
OH018
Stark Metropolitan Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$73,911
1
$77,606
OH021
Springfield Metropolitan Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$80,952
1
$84,999
OH024
Chillicothe Metropolitan Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$169,616
2
$178,096
OH025
Lake Metropolitan Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$65,500
1
$67,000
OH028
Erie Metropolitan Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$80,346
1
$84,363
Applicant Code
FY22 Application
FY22 Funded
FY23 Eligible
Updated FY23 Funding
(sorted by)
Applicant Name
Type
Positions
FY22 Fuding
Positions
Request on File
OH031
Portage Metropolitan Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$74,074
1
$77,777
OH033
Cambridge Metropolitan Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$32,900
1
$32,900
OH035
Meigs Metropolitan Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$25,535
1
$26,811
OH036
Wayne Metropolitan Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$61,240
1
$62,940
OH040
Jackson Metropolitan Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$80,346
1
$80,346
OH041
Athens Metropolitan Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$80,346
1
$80,346
OH042
Geauga Metropolitan Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$84,350
1
$88,567
OH044
ALLEN METROPOLITAN HOUSING AUTHORITY
PHA Renewal
1
$43,500
1
$43,500
OH046
Adams Metropolitan Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$52,529
1
$52,529
OH050
Knox Metropolitan Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
0.5
$30,800
0.5
$32,340
OH053
Clinton Metropolitan Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$80,346
1
$84,363
OH059
Pickaway Metro Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
0.5
$33,300
0.5
$34,965
OH063
Tuscarawas Metropolitan Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$55,000
1
$57,750
OH066
Morgan Metropolitan Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$65,296
1
$68,560
OH070
Fairfield Metropolitan Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$103,000
2
$103,000
OH072
Logan County Metropolitan Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$47,403
1
$47,403
OH073
Parma Public Housing Agency
PHA Renewal
1
$55,273
1
$58,036
OH077
The City of Marietta, Ohio/PHA
PHA Renewal
1
$48,000
1
$50,400
OH078
Vinton Metropolitan Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$43,255
1
$45,417
OH083
Morrow Metropolitan Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$49,500
1
$51,975
OH12E000017
Arbor Park Phase One Associates, L.P.
MFH New
1
$92,785
1
$97,424
OK002
Oklahoma City Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$59,500
1
$62,475
OK073
Housing Authority of the City of Tulsa
PHA Renewal
2
$159,421
2
$167,392
OK095
Housing Authority of the City of Shawnee
PHA Renewal
3
$170,000
3
$178,500
OK099
Housing Authority of the City of Muskogee
PHA Renewal
1
$52,000
1
$52,000
OK139
Housing Authority of the City of Norman
PHA Renewal
1
$56,396
1
$59,215
OK901
Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency
PHA Renewal
3
$245,797
3
$258,086
OR001
Housing Authority of Clackamas County
PHA Renewal
2
$176,209
2
$185,019
OR002
Home Forward
PHA Renewal
8
$797,904
8
$849,503
OR006
Homes for Good Housing Agency
PHA Renewal
3
$228,117
3
$239,522
OR008
Housing Authority and Urban Renewal Agency of Polk County
PHA Renewal
1
$84,350
1
$88,567
OR011
Housing Authority of the City of Salem
PHA Renewal
4
$371,140
4
$389,697
OR014
Marion County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$84,350
1
$84,350
OR015
Housing Authority of Jackson County
PHA Renewal
2
$175,529
2
$184,305
OR016
Housing Authority of Yamhill County
PHA Renewal
4
$352,419
4
$370,039
OR019
Linn -Benton Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$221,259
2
$235,116
OR022
Housing Authority of Washington County
PHA Renewal
2
$160,000
2
$168,000
OR026
Mid -Columbia Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$67,003
1
$70,353
OR032
Northeast Oregon Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$166,997
2
$175,346
OR034
Central Oregon Regional Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$172,141
2
$180,748
Applicant Code
FY22 Application
FY22 Funded
FY23 Eligible
Updated FY23 Funding
(sorted by)
Applicant Name
Type
Positions
FY22 Fuding
Positions
Request on File
PA001
Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh
PHA Renewal
8
$377,268
8
$377,268
PA002
Philadelphia Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
5
$420,000
5
$441,000
PA006
ALLEGHENY COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY
PHA Renewal
3
$237,522
3
$249,398
PA008
Harrisburg Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
0.5
$50,419
0.5
$50,446
PA010
The Housing Authority of the County of Butler
PHA Renewal
1
$79,169
1
$83,127
PA012
Montgomery County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$100,660
1
$100,660
PA018
Westmoreland County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
4
$318,472
4
$325,479
PA019
Johnstown Housing Authority
PHA New
1
$66,704
1
$70,039
PA021
Housing Authority of County of Lycoming
PHA Renewal
1
$64,541
1
$64,541
PA022
Housing Authority of the City of York
PHA Renewal
1
$82,264
1
$86,377
PA024
Housing Authority of the City of Easton
PHA Renewal
1
$119,319
1
$125,284
PA031
ALTOONA HOUSING AUTHORITY
PHA Renewal
1
$72,000
1
$75,600
PA034
The Housing Authority of the County of Franklin
PHA Renewal
0.5
$26,500
0.5
$29,150
PA035
Housing Authority of the County of Dauphin
PHA Renewal
1
$91,672
1
$96,255
PA036
Housing Authority of the City of Lancaster
PHA Renewal
1
$95,718
1
$95,718
PA039
Housing Authority of the County of Armstrong
PHA Renewal
0.5
$48,153
0.5
$33,039
PA040
Clinton County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$60,500
1
$60,500
PA046
Housing Authority of Chester County
PHA Renewal
1
$98,365
1
$103,282
PA048
Housing Authority of Indiana County
PHA Renewal
1
$53,500
1
$56,175
PA060
Housing Authority of Northumberland County
PHA Renewal
1
$42,498
1
$44,622
PA075
Housing Authority of the County of Cumberland
PHA Renewal
1
$50,000
1
$50,000
PA081
Lehigh County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$77,480
1
$77,480
PA082
Housing Authority of the County of Union
PHA Renewal
1
$56,000
1
$58,800
PA086
Housing Authority of the County of Clarion (INC)
PHA Renewal
2
$200,908
2
$200,908
PA088
Housing Authority of Centre County
PHA Renewal
1
$95,718
1
$98,590
PA091
Adams County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$100,454
1
$105,475
PA26H084116
Midtown Plaza Apartments Limited Partnership
MFH New
1
$98,364
1
$103,282
PA26R000015
York Area Development Corporation
MFH New
1
$49,000
1
$50,470
PA28M000280
Alleghany Commons Community Partners, LP
MFH New
1
$105,936
1
$111,232
R1001
Housing Authority of the City of Providence, Rhode Island
PHA Renewal
3
$219,159
3
$219,159
R1002
Housing Authority of the City of Pawtucket
PHA Renewal
2
$175,000
2
$183,750
R1004
The Central Falls Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$85,753
1
$90,040
R1007
East Providence Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$75,000
1
$78,500
R1010
Town of Cumberland Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$87,480
1
$91,854
R1011
Warwick Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$43,296
1
$43,296
R1016
Town of Coventry Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$105,414
1
$110,684
R1017
Town of North Providence Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$73,796
1
$77,485
R1024
East Greenwich Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$72,020
1
$74,900
R1026
Town of Narragansett Rhode Island Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$100,000
1
$105,000
R143HO23037
Heritage Preservation Associates Limited Partnership
MFH New
1
$80,239
1
$84,250
Applicant Code
FY22 Application
FY22 Funded
FY23 Eligible
Updated FY23 Funding
(sorted by)
Applicant Name
Type
Positions
FY22 Fuding
Positions
Request on File
R1901
Rhode Island Housing and Mortgage Finance Corporation
PHA Renewal
3
$282,697
3
$296,830
RQ006
Municipality of San Juan
PHA Renewal
1
$23,125
1
$23,125
RQ008
MUNICIPALITY OF PONCE
PHA Renewal
1
$15,000
1
$15,000
RQ011
Municipality of Bayamon
PHA Renewal
1
$46,270
1
$46,270
RQ013
Municipality of Trujillo Alto
PHA New
1
$42,014
1
$44,114
RQ030
Municipality of San German
PHA Renewal
1
$62,497
1
$62,497
RQ038
MUNICIPALITY OF JUANA DIAZ
PHA Renewal
1
$27,148
1
$0
SC001
The Housing Authority City of Charleston
PHA Renewal
1
$73,260
1
$76,923
SC002
Housing Authority of the City of Columbia, SC
PHA Renewal
2
$109,352
2
$114,819
SCO03
Spartanburg Housing Authority dba Spartanburg Housing
PHA Renewal
2
$140,000
2
$145,000
SC004
Housing Authority of the City of Greenville
PHA Renewal
2
$211,176
2
$221,734
SCO24
South Carolina Regional Housing Authority #3
PHA New
1
$119,319
1
$125,284
SCO26
Beaufort Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$77,480
1
$81,354
SC034
Housing Authority of Myrtle Beach
PHA Renewal
1
$75,548
1
$75,548
SC056
Charleston County Housing and Redevelopment Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$74,438
1
$78,159
SC057
North Charleston Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$102,564
1
$107,692
SD016
Sioux Falls Housing and Redevelopment Commission
PHA Renewal
2
$122,802
2
$128,942
SD056
BROOKINGS COUNTY HOUSING & REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
PHA Renewal
1
$39,500
1
$40,685
SD057
MOBRIDGE HOUSING & REDEVOLPMENT COMMISSION
PHA Renewal
1
$41,848
1
$43,104
TN001
Memphis Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$66,744
1
$70,081
TN002
Johnson City Housing Authority
PHA New
1
$60,000
1
$63,000
TN003
Knoxville's Community Development Corporation
PHA Renewal
1
$70,628
1
$74,159
TN004
Chattanooga Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$82,005
1
$86,105
TN005
Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency
PHA Renewal
4
$316,624
4
$332,455
TN006
Kingsport Housing and Redevelopment Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$122,645
2
$128,777
TN007
Jackson Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
4
$239,165
4
$244,892
TN035
Franklin Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$59,391
1
$62,360
TN039
SHELBYVILLE HOUSING AUTHORITY
PHA Renewal
1
$62,737
1
$65,873
TN042
Town of Crossvillle Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$54,158
1
$56,865
TN088
Oak Ridge Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$58,036
1
$60,937
TN113
East Tennessee Human Resource Agency, Inc.
PHA Renewal
1
$63,360
1
$63,360
TN903
Tennessee Housing Development Agency
PHA Renewal
5
$435,527
5
$457,303
TX001
Housing Authority of the City of Austin
PHA Renewal
5
$460,229
5
$483,240
TX003
Housing Authority of the City of El Paso
PHA Renewal
2
$135,224
2
$139,282
TX004
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF FORT WORTH
PHA Renewal
5
$438,200
5
$460,110
TX005
Houston Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
7
$616,126
7
$646,932
TX006
San Antonio Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
17
$1,166,035
17
$1,224,336
TX007
Housing Authority of the City of Brownsville
PHA Renewal
3
$185,000
3
$194,250
TX009
The Housing Authority of the City of Dallas, Texas
PHA Renewal
11
$964,040
11
$964,040
TX010
Housing Authority of the City of Waco
PHA Renewal
2
$133,813
2
$140,503
Applicant Code
FY22 Application
FY22 Funded
FY23 Eligible
Updated FY23 Funding
(sorted by)
Applicant Name
Type
Positions
FY22 Fuding
Positions
Request on File
TX014
Housing Authority of the City of Texarkana
PHA Renewal
1
$103,472
1
$108,645
TX017
Galveston Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$114,968
1
$114,968
TX018
Housing Authority of the City of Lubbock
PHA Renewal
1
$56,630
1
$59,461
TX022
The Housing Authority of the City of Wichita Falls, Texas
PHA Renewal
1
$82,000
1
$86,100
TX023
Housing Authority of the City of Beaumont, Texas
PHA Renewal
2
$144,811
2
$152,051
TX027
McKinney Housing Authority
PHA New
1
$96,404
1
$101,224
TX028
McAllen Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$50,778
1
$53,300
TX046
MISSION HOUSING AUTHORITY
PHA Renewal
1
$57,178
1
$57,178
TX073
Housing Authority of City of Pharr
PHA Renewal
1
$76,984
1
$80,833
TX087
San Marcos Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$148,640
2
$156,072
TX114
Housing Authority of the City of Kingsville
PHA Renewal
1
$103,472
1
$108,645
TX163
Robstown Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$56,000
1
$57,000
TX16E000043
Estelle Community Partners, LP
MFH New
1
$96,404
1
$101,224
TX16RD00028
Pathways at Bouldin Oaks, LLC
MFH New
1
$83,678
1
$87,861
TX16RD00030
Pathways at Manchaca II, LLC
MFH New
1
$83,678
1
$87,861
TX16RD00042
Pathways at Booker T. Washington Terraces, LLC
MFH New
1
$83,678
1
$87,861
TX16RD00082
Pathways at Chalmers Courts East, LP
MFH New
1
$83,678
1
$87,861
TX327
Housing Authority of the City of Abilene
PHA Renewal
1
$94,066
1
$98,769
TX431
TARRANT COUNTY HOUSING ASSISTANCE OFFICE
PHA Renewal
3
$318,821
3
$334,762
TX433
Housing Authority of the City of Arlington
PHA Renewal
3
$220,000
3
$231,000
TX439
Anthony Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$57,394
1
$60,263
TX452
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF BEXAR COUTY
PHA Renewal
3
$216,000
3
$226,800
TX456
City of Tyler Housing Agency
PHA Renewal
1
$61,221
1
$61,221
TX459
City of Longview, TX
PHA Renewal
1
$62,187
1
$62,187
TX461
Walker County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$56,800
1
$59,640
TX470
Housing Authority of the City of San Angelo
PHA Renewal
2
$84,000
2
$86,000
TX497
Housing Authority of the County of Hidalgo
PHA Renewal
2
$110,642
2
$116,174
TX499
Ark -Tex Council of Governments
PHA Renewal
1
$85,000
1
$89,250
TX505
Liberty County Housing Authority
PHA New
1
$60,000
1
$60,000
TX512
Deep East Texas Council Of Governments
PHA Renewal
2
$65,000
2
$66,300
TX526
Brazos Valley Council of Governments (BVCOG)
PHA Renewal
7
$415,447
7
$415,447
TX534
Midland County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$103,472
1
$108,645
TX542
Texoma Council of Governments
PHA Renewal
2
$217,203
2
$228,063
TX559
DALLAS, COUNTY OF
PHA Renewal
1
$87,640
1
$92,022
TX560
Montgomery County Of
PHA Renewal
1
$47,520
1
$47,520
TX590003001
Chicory Court VI, L.P.
MFH New
1
$53,570
1
$56,248
UT002
Housing Authority of the City of Ogden
PHA Renewal
1
$70,560
1
$74,088
UT003
Housing Authority of the County of Salt Lake
PHA Renewal
4
$278,034
4
$291,935
UT004
Housing Authority of Salt Lake City
PHA Renewal
2
$187,012
2
$187,012
UT007
Provo City Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$130,183
2
$136,692
Applicant Code
FY22 Application
FY22 Funded
FY23 Eligible
Updated FY23 Funding
(sorted by)
Applicant Name
Type
Positions
FY22 Fuding
Positions
Request on File
UT009
Davis Community Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$60,178
1
$63,186
UT011
Housing Authority of Utah County
PHA Renewal
1
$53,539
1
$56,215
UT020
Tooele County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$66,790
1
$66,790
UT021
St. George Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
0.5
$20,570
0.5
$20,570
VA001
Portsmouth Redevelopment and Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
4
$424,312
4
$445,527
VA002
Bristol Redevelopment and Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$116,732
1
$122,568
VA003
Newport News Redevelopment and Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
3
$168,047
3
$176,449
VA004
ALEXANDRIA REDEVELOPMENT AND HOUSING AUTHORITY
PHA Renewal
1
$89,838
1
$89,838
VA005
Hopewell Redevelopment and Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$90,000
1
$92,700
VA007
Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$134,435
1
$141,156
VA010
Danville Redevelopment and Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$111,104
1
$116,659
VA011
City of Roanoke Redevelopment and Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
3
$189,000
3
$198,450
VA012
Chesapeake Redevelopment and Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
3
$176,300
3
$185,115
VA014
Harrisonburg Redevelopment and Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$63,000
1
$66,150
VA016
Charlottesville Redevelopment and Housing Authority
PHA New
1
$116,732
1
$122,568
VA017
Hampton Redevelopment and Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$60,152
1
$60,452
VA018
FRANKLIN REDEVELOPMENT AND HOUSING AUTHORITY
PHA Renewal
1
$116,634
1
$116,630
VA019
Fairfax County Redevelopment and Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$211,058
2
$221,610
VA022
Waynesboro Redevelopment and Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$222,208
2
$222,208
VA025
Suffolk Redevelopment & Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$133,795
2
$140,484
VA035
County of Loudoun
PHA Renewal
1
$89,838
1
$94,329
VA039
City of Virginia Beach Dept. of Housing & Neighborhood Prese
PHA Renewal
1
$70,503
1
$72,619
VA041
James City County Office of Housing and Community Developmen
PHA Renewal
0.5
$26,500
0.5
$26,500
VA046
Prince William County Housing and Community Development
PHA Renewal
1
$107,198
1
$112,557
VA36H027097
BC Sugar Maple LLC
MFH New
1
$108,750
1
$114,187
VA36L0O0009
Belle Court Apartments LP
MFH New
1
$98,821
1
$103,762
VA36M000184
Fairhills Homes Limited Partnership
MFH New
1
$109,228
1
$114,689
VQ001
Virgin Islands Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$98,883
1
$103,827
VT001
Burlington Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$154,000
2
$161,000
VTO02
Brattleboro Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$105,135
1
$110,391
VT901
Vermont State Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
3
$269,940
3
$283,437
WA001
Seattle Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
6
$642,238
6
$674,349
WA002
King County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
5
$525,578
5
$551,856
WA004
Peninsula Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$94,170
2
$94,170
WA005
Housing Authority of the City of Tacoma
PHA Renewal
3
$245,915
3
$245,915
WA006
Housing Authority of the City of Everett
PHA Renewal
1
$95,000
1
$99,750
WA007
Housing Opportunities of SW WA (Longview Housing Authority)
PHA Renewal
2
$145,000
2
$152,250
WA008
Housing Authority of the City of Vancouver
PHA Renewal
3
$264,314
3
$277,529
WA012
Housing Authority City of Kennewick
PHA Renewal
1
$80,000
1
$84,000
WA013
Columbia Gorge Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$67,003
1
$70,353
Applicant Code
FY22 Application
FY22 Funded
FY23 Eligible
Updated FY23 Funding
(sorted by)
Applicant Name
Type
Positions
FY22 Fuding
Positions
Request on File
WA020
Housing Authority of the City of Kelso
PHA Renewal
1
$84,090
1
$87,000
WA021
Housing Authority of the City of Pasco and Franklin County
PHA Renewal
1
$76,000
1
$79,800
WA024
Housing Authority of Island County
PHA Renewal
1
$57,928
1
$57,928
WA042
Housing Authority of the City of Yakima
PHA Renewal
2
$211,370
2
$221,938
WA049
Housing Authority of Thurston County
PHA Renewal
2
$147,211
2
$154,571
WA054
Pierce County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$178,460
2
$178,460
WA055
Spokane Housing Authority
PHA New
1
$86,800
1
$89,404
WA061
Housing Authority of Skagit County
PHA Renewal
1
$138,552
1
$145,479
WA064
Housing Authority of Chelan County and the City of Wenatchee
PHA Renewal
1
$48,943
1
$51,390
W1002
Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee
PHA Renewal
2
$135,000
2
$135,000
W1037
Stevens Point Housing Authority
PHA New
1
$73,689
1
$77,373
W1064
City of Beloit Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$72,000
1
$75,600
W1065
Appleton Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$85,500
1
$89,770
W1160
Dunn County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
0.5
$42,028
0.5
$44,129
W1183
Housing Authority of Racine County
PHA Renewal
1
$72,000
1
$72,000
W1186
Brown County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$128,857
2
$135,299
W1193
Eau Claire County Housing Authority
PHA New
1
$33,124
1
$34,769
W1195
City of Kenosha Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$85,000
1
$85,000
W1213
Winnebago County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$78,000
1
$80,000
W1214
Dane County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$80,000
1
$84,000
W139L000001
WHPC-Kennedy Heights, LLC
MFH New
1
$101,920
1
$97,016
W139L000023
WHPC-Wausau 1, LLC
MFH New
1
$84,448
1
$88,670
WV001
Charleston -Kanawha Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
2
$105,151
2
$110,408
WV003
Wheeling Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$100,842
1
$100,842
WV005
Parkersburg Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$48,289
1
$50,463
WV009
The Fairmont -Morgantown Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$102,564
1
$102,564
WV014
BENWOOD MCMECHEN HOUSING AUTHORITY
PHA Renewal
1
$52,500
1
$52,500
WV027
Clarksburg -Harrison Regional Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
1
$84,000
1
$84,000
WV037
Housing Authority of Mingo County
PHA Renewal
1
$112,820
1
$118,461
WV045
Randolph County Housing Authority
PHA Renewal
0.5
$51,282
0.5
$53,846
WV15H033131
NEW APPLE TREE GARDENS 1 LP
MFH New
1
$89,838
1
$94,329