05/07/2024 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 05/07/2024 09:24
HUD No. 24-103 HUD Public Affairs (202) 708-0685 |
FOR RELEASE Tuesday May 7, 2024 |
Funding empowers 1,200 communities: addressing urgent local needs, boosting economic growth, enhancing community resilience, creating jobs, and advancing housing solutions.
WASHINGTON - The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) today announced $5.5 billion in funding that will go to 1,200 communities through more than 2,400 grants to States, urban counties, insular areas, DC, Puerto Rico, and localities across the country. These annual formula grants provide critical funding for a wide range of activities to address their most pressing local needs, providing flexible resources to build homes, support renters and homeowners, provide life-saving assistance to people experiencing homelessness, create jobs, and improve public facilities, community resilience, and local economies. The White House announced these funds this morning, and HUD Acting Secretary Adrianne Todman will highlight the announcement at a press conference in Reno, Nevada today.
"Homeownership is an essential part of the American Dream that represents so much more than a roof over our heads. For people all across our nation, a home represents financial security, the opportunity to build wealth and equity, and a foundation for a better future for themselves, their children, and future generations," said Vice President Kamala Harris. "That is why President Biden and I are expanding on our historic investments in housing by announcing $5.5 billion that will increase access to affordable housing, invest in economic growth, and address homelessness in communities throughout America. This funding will build more affordable homes and support renters and homeowners while also lowering costs, building wealth, and creating jobs."
"A coordinated whole-of-community approach is crucial to build strong and resilient communities, invest in decent housing, create healthy environments, expand economic opportunities accessible to low-income households, and support aspiring homebuyers and those experiencing homelessness," said Acting HUD Secretary Adrianne Todman. "The funding made available today serves as building blocks to empower communities to take ownership of community development investments and put the needs of residents first."
"For 50 years HUD has provided flexible grant funding so that communities nationwide can make their own choices about addressing their most urgent challenges. These funds will be used to create permanent housing, offer temporary shelter, provide downpayment assistance for ready homebuyers, support community infrastructure - like water and sewer projects - and invest in small businesses," said Marion McFadden, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development.
The next step is for communities to seek public feedback on their proposed use of the funds. Find your local grantee on our HUD Exchange website here.
The grants announced today are provided through the following HUD programs:
Combined, the programs will provide critically needed funding to thousands of local programs in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands, Hawai'i, Guam, American Samoa, and Northern Mariana Islands.
State |
CDBG |
HOME |
RHP |
ESG |
HOPWA |
HTF |
Total |
Alabama |
$43,922,335 |
$16,119,665 |
$0 |
$3,842,836 |
$6,139,130 |
$3,144,833 |
$73,168,799 |
Alaska |
$4,554,388 |
$3,635,505 |
$1,100,702 |
$400,663 |
$0 |
$3,144,833 |
$12,836,092 |
Arizona |
$53,993,463 |
$20,608,693 |
$1,173,134 |
$4,852,501 |
$7,187,034 |
$3,434,122 |
$91,248,948 |
Arkansas |
$25,845,894 |
$10,852,220 |
$0 |
$2,296,487 |
$2,510,769 |
$3,000,095 |
$44,505,465 |
California |
$371,950,501 |
$160,622,924 |
$0 |
$33,227,579 |
$61,488,021 |
$21,561,035 |
$648,850,060 |
Colorado |
$36,673,875 |
$16,536,010 |
$0 |
$3,205,951 |
$5,311,935 |
$3,213,159 |
$64,940,929 |
Connecticut |
$39,620,986 |
$15,631,372 |
$1,205,697 |
$3,488,135 |
$4,088,821 |
$3,144,833 |
$67,179,845 |
Delaware |
$7,765,817 |
$4,587,747 |
$1,430,099 |
$665,799 |
$1,368,098 |
$3,000,095 |
$18,817,654 |
District of Columbia |
$15,633,070 |
$5,729,666 |
$1,637,131 |
$1,353,868 |
$12,842,012 |
$3,144,833 |
$40,340,580 |
Florida |
$154,212,622 |
$64,900,292 |
$1,131,822 |
$13,476,972 |
$50,047,258 |
$7,297,924 |
$291,066,890 |
Georgia |
$82,178,066 |
$35,505,400 |
$0 |
$7,233,945 |
$23,086,890 |
$4,454,125 |
$152,458,426 |
Hawaii |
$13,249,573 |
$5,732,215 |
$0 |
$1,145,607 |
$1,040,527 |
$3,144,833 |
$24,312,755 |
Idaho |
$12,992,036 |
$5,664,823 |
$0 |
$1,115,776 |
$0 |
$3,144,833 |
$22,917,468 |
Illinois |
$159,376,967 |
$50,039,044 |
$0 |
$14,012,931 |
$15,319,952 |
$6,053,257 |
$244,802,151 |
Indiana |
$66,053,762 |
$24,165,968 |
$1,206,868 |
$5,832,279 |
$4,640,910 |
$3,165,161 |
$105,064,948 |
Iowa |
$38,122,221 |
$11,065,373 |
$0 |
$3,312,932 |
$1,008,300 |
$3,144,833 |
$56,653,659 |
Kansas |
$25,791,683 |
$9,938,538 |
$0 |
$2,268,891 |
$800,244 |
$3,144,833 |
$41,944,189 |
Kentucky |
$43,614,445 |
$17,511,318 |
$1,501,532 |
$3,840,604 |
$3,053,126 |
$3,144,833 |
$72,665,858 |
Louisiana |
$50,540,139 |
$17,865,219 |
$1,506,192 |
$4,428,920 |
$9,829,540 |
$3,144,833 |
$87,314,844 |
Maine |
$17,710,153 |
$5,243,609 |
$1,267,575 |
$1,553,801 |
$0 |
$3,144,833 |
$28,919,971 |
Maryland |
$52,132,631 |
$18,086,587 |
$1,182,080 |
$4,554,480 |
$9,724,659 |
$3,215,522 |
$88,895,958 |
Massachusetts |
$100,513,913 |
$33,023,850 |
$1,066,654 |
$8,705,992 |
$8,103,963 |
$4,233,855 |
$155,648,228 |
Michigan |
$118,855,308 |
$36,563,048 |
$0 |
$10,602,542 |
$7,543,593 |
$4,162,030 |
$177,726,521 |
Minnesota |
$52,548,006 |
$16,543,417 |
$0 |
$4,614,311 |
$3,517,042 |
$3,144,833 |
$80,367,609 |
Mississippi |
$27,894,716 |
$10,998,166 |
$0 |
$2,456,111 |
$4,335,295 |
$3,144,833 |
$48,829,122 |
Missouri |
$63,276,275 |
$22,177,163 |
$1,074,762 |
$5,610,968 |
$6,597,935 |
$3,153,845 |
$101,890,948 |
Montana |
$8,461,632 |
$3,925,825 |
$0 |
$744,418 |
$0 |
$3,144,833 |
$16,276,708 |
Nebraska |
$17,302,201 |
$6,690,270 |
$0 |
$1,527,891 |
$867,456 |
$3,144,833 |
$29,532,651 |
Nevada |
$23,261,863 |
$11,218,579 |
$0 |
$2,034,088 |
$4,227,781 |
$3,144,833 |
$43,887,145 |
New Hampshire |
$12,694,278 |
$4,605,849 |
$0 |
$1,102,808 |
$0 |
$3,144,833 |
$21,547,769 |
New Jersey |
$88,995,636 |
$34,787,879 |
$1,026,646 |
$7,691,265 |
$16,176,078 |
$5,367,920 |
$154,045,424 |
New Mexico |
$17,865,066 |
$7,447,521 |
$1,450,399 |
$1,588,698 |
$1,410,878 |
$3,144,833 |
$32,907,395 |
New York |
$320,814,076 |
$116,012,503 |
$0 |
$27,917,892 |
$54,969,278 |
$12,459,949 |
$532,173,697 |
North Carolina |
$77,501,018 |
$34,311,039 |
$1,166,440 |
$6,819,534 |
$13,688,243 |
$4,415,315 |
$137,901,589 |
North Dakota |
$5,508,554 |
$3,444,620 |
$0 |
$484,085 |
$0 |
$3,144,833 |
$12,582,093 |
Ohio |
$148,856,917 |
$50,530,712 |
$1,322,915 |
$13,235,894 |
$9,810,773 |
$4,676,009 |
$228,433,220 |
Oklahoma |
$27,804,241 |
$13,768,975 |
$0 |
$2,437,936 |
$2,823,017 |
$3,144,833 |
$49,979,002 |
Oregon |
$34,587,971 |
$16,628,190 |
$0 |
$3,049,390 |
$2,872,231 |
$3,193,410 |
$60,331,192 |
Pennsylvania |
$185,820,060 |
$53,081,101 |
$1,232,750 |
$16,381,490 |
$14,635,275 |
$5,276,312 |
$276,426,988 |
Rhode Island |
$16,717,414 |
$5,746,998 |
$1,218,265 |
$1,416,960 |
$1,498,115 |
$3,144,833 |
$29,742,585 |
South Carolina |
$38,569,989 |
$15,995,342 |
$1,246,462 |
$3,376,310 |
$6,964,378 |
$3,144,833 |
$69,297,315 |
South Dakota |
$7,214,440 |
$3,487,607 |
$0 |
$647,925 |
$0 |
$3,144,833 |
$14,494,805 |
Tennessee |
$49,973,240 |
$23,338,000 |
$1,504,598 |
$4,389,392 |
$8,318,432 |
$3,150,565 |
$90,674,227 |
Texas |
$245,764,406 |
$90,532,559 |
$0 |
$21,390,943 |
$40,714,870 |
$8,605,523 |
$407,008,301 |
Utah |
$21,300,161 |
$7,379,395 |
$0 |
$1,896,470 |
$1,306,547 |
$3,144,833 |
$35,027,406 |
Vermont |
$8,193,999 |
$3,347,049 |
$1,118,666 |
$705,905 |
$0 |
$3,144,833 |
$16,510,452 |
Virginia |
$58,272,106 |
$24,637,492 |
$0 |
$5,047,275 |
$6,821,743 |
$3,838,928 |
$98,617,544 |
Washington |
$57,215,544 |
$24,309,900 |
$0 |
$5,031,257 |
$5,430,503 |
$4,182,091 |
$96,169,295 |
West Virginia |
$20,542,530 |
$7,038,963 |
$2,228,611 |
$1,836,905 |
$857,596 |
$3,144,833 |
$35,649,438 |
Wisconsin |
$61,730,839 |
$21,845,250 |
$0 |
$5,440,575 |
$2,573,366 |
$3,257,783 |
$94,847,813 |
Wyoming |
$3,960,131 |
$3,500,000 |
$0 |
$348,629 |
$0 |
$3,144,833 |
$10,953,593 |
American Samoa |
$1,029,433 |
$248,993 |
$0 |
$85,296 |
$0 |
$0 |
$1,363,722 |
Guam |
$3,185,755 |
$1,046,809 |
$0 |
$263,963 |
$0 |
$49,844 |
$4,546,371 |
Northern Mariana Islands |
$980,125 |
$407,723 |
$0 |
$81,210 |
$0 |
$24,269 |
$1,493,327 |
Puerto Rico |
$54,164,361 |
$21,376,343 |
$0 |
$4,775,184 |
$8,948,386 |
$712,713 |
$89,976,987 |
Virgin Islands |
$1,804,687 |
$796,475 |
$0 |
$149,531 |
$0 |
$47,180 |
$2,797,873 |
TOTAL |
$3,299,115,518 |
$1,250,835,792 |
$30,000,000 |
$290,000,000 |
$454,500,000 |
$214,112,537 |
$5,538,563,847 |
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