HUD Loan and Grant Programs
In order to access CDBG, HOME and ESG funds you must go through your state or certain local government jurisdictions. HOPWA funds are available both through your state or certain local government jurisdiction and to non-profits through the SuperNOFA. All other funding sources are available in accordance with the SuperNOFA.
The Consolidated Plan Programs
The Consolidated Plan (Con Plan) is a HUD mandated application and strategic planning document prepared by all states and certain local government jurisdictions every 5 years to receive annual funding for the CDBG, HOME, ESG and HOPWA programs. The Con Plan is updated annually with an Action Plan, submitted to HUD and approved by HUD before HUD will sign an agreement with the grantee for funding. Each program is described below and grouped according to type. These funds are allocated to units of local government based on a formula for need comprised of several measures of community need, including the extent of poverty, population, housing overcrowding, age of housing, and population growth lag in relationship to other metropolitan areas.
HUD http://www.hud.gov/offices/cpd/about/conplan
Idaho State and Cities consolidated plans: http://www.hud.gov/offices/cpd/about/conplan/local/id/index.cfm#cities
SUPERNOFA Programs
Summary
Federal agencies issue Notices of Funding Availability (NOFAs) to announce the availability of funds for various programs. HUD consolidates the NOFAs into one document, called the SuperNOFA. The SuperNOFA contains notices for over 30 different funding programs that can change annually. The SuperNOFA includes information on the application process, eligible applicants and activities, funding availability, evaluation criteria for each program, and key deadline dates. HUD published the 2009 SuperNOFA in the Federal Register on December 29, 2008. Note that additional program NOFAs may be published separately from the FY2009 SuperNOFA.
HUD http://www.hud.gov/offices/adm/grants/fundsavail.cfm
| PROGRAM |
FY08 DATA |
FY2008 |
FY09 DATA |
FY2009 |
COMMUNITY PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT |
| Community Development Block Grant |
|
$11,972,147 |
8 Grants |
$12,206,923 |
| ARRA Community Development Block Grants |
|
$0 |
8 Grants |
$3,249,060 |
| Neighborhood Stabilization Program |
|
$0 |
1 Grant |
$19,600,000 |
| ARRA Tax Credit Assistance Grants |
|
$0 |
1 Grant |
$8,753,622 |
| HOME |
|
$6,325,679 |
2 Grants |
$7,042,164 |
| Emergency Shelter Grants |
|
$529,252 |
1 Grant |
$533,040 |
| ARRA Homelessness Prevention Fund Formula |
|
$0 |
2 Grants |
$4,972,218 |
| American Dream Downpayment Initiative |
|
$38,153 |
(discontinued) |
(discontinued) |
| Self-help Home Ownership Program |
|
$600,000 |
1 Grant |
$45,000 |
| Continuum of Care (inc Shelter + Care) |
|
$3,515,969 |
38 Recipients |
$0 |
| Rural Housing and Economic Development |
|
$0 |
|
$0 |
| Section 108 Loan Guarantee |
|
$0 |
|
$0 |
| Housing Opportunities for People with AIDS |
|
$1,349,068 |
|
$0 |
| Congressional Set Aside Projects |
|
$1,484,700 |
4 Grants |
$1,472,500 |
| TOTAL Community Planning and Development |
|
$25,814,968 |
|
$57,874,527 |
FAIR HOUSING AND EQUAL OPPORTUNITY |
| Fair Housing Initiatives Program |
1 Grant |
$274,796 |
|
$0 |
| TOTAL Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity |
|
$274,796 |
|
$0 |
MULTIFAMILY HOUSING |
| Project Based Assistance (prior years broken out between Section 8, PRAC, and Rent Supplement) |
138 Contracts |
$22,002,952 |
136 Contracts |
$16,500,645 |
| Captial Advance Awards |
1 Advance |
$300,000 |
1 Advance |
$3,471,500 |
| Service Coordinator |
2 Contracts |
$110,453 |
|
$0 |
| Predevelopment Grant Award |
|
$0 |
|
$0 |
| Endorsements (Loan Amount) |
2 FHA Mortgages |
$7,030,300 |
1 FHA Mortgage |
$3,643,800 |
| TOTAL Multifamily Housing |
|
$29,443,705 |
|
$23,615,945 |
SINGLE FAMILY HOUSING |
| Housing Counseling |
4 Grants |
$230,328 |
5 Grants |
$229,982 |
| Forward Mortgage Endorsements (Loan Amount) |
8,200 Loans |
$1,278,842,259 |
9,464 Loans |
$1,503,286,319 |
| Reverse Mortgage Endorsements (Maximum Claim Amount) |
778 Loans |
$131,520,320 |
661 Loans |
$145,925,570 |
| TOTAL Single Family Housing |
|
$1,410,232,907 |
|
$1,649,441,871 |
OFFICE OF NATIVE AMERICAN PROGRAMS |
| Indian Housing Block Grants |
|
$4,038,047 |
4 Grants |
$3,977,861 |
| ARRA Housing Grants |
|
$0 |
4 Grants |
$1,663,917 |
| Indian Community Development Block Grant |
|
$500,000 |
TBD |
TBD |
| Native American Housing Block Grant |
|
|
|
$2,000,000 |
| 184 Loan Guarantees |
|
$1,591,435 |
20 Loans |
$1,869,836 |
| TOTAL Office of Native American Programs |
|
$6,129,482 |
|
$7,511,614 |
PUBLIC HOUSING |
| Section 8 Contributions |
5 Grants |
$31,570,063 |
5 Grants |
$28,028,711 |
| Capital (Improvements) Fund Program |
10 Grants |
$1,176,979 |
Pending |
$0 |
| ARRA Capital Fund Formula |
|
$0 |
9 Grants |
$1,332,771 |
| Resident Initiative (FSS, ESC/SCPH/ROSS) |
4 Grants |
$580,049 |
Pending |
$0 |
| Operating Subsidy |
10 Grants |
$1,477,845 |
10 Grants |
$497,699 |
| Mod Rehab |
|
$0 |
|
$0 |
| HUD VA Supportive Housing Program |
1 Grant |
$107,848 |
1 Grant |
$107,849 |
| HUD DHAP Disaster Supportive Housing |
|
$0 |
1 Grant |
$317,468 |
| TOTAL Public Housing |
|
$34,912,784 |
|
$30,284,498 |
| TOTAL FUNDING IN IDAHO |
|
$1,506,808,642 |
|
$1,768,728,455 |
For more current information on HUD funding awards in Idaho, contact Jerry Royster, Operations Analyst, at 208-334-1088, ext 3017.
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