Grants Management
The Grants Division manages federal and state housing grants and programs.
Major Activities of the Grants Management Division:
- Maintains and improves the quality of life in the City through design and delivery of programs that either benefit low-income persons or eliminate slum and blight
- Eliminates deficient housing conditions through loans and grants, which principally benefit very low-income persons and, in cases of extreme deterioration, through property clearance and resident relocation
- Increases the number of low- and moderate-income homeowners in the City through use of down-payment assistance and tax credits
- Increases the number of rental housing units affordable to very low-income persons through tenant-based rent assistance and through use of tax credits for investors in low-income housing
- Improves the appearance and safety of the CD Target Area through capital improvements and cleanup activities
- Increases the number of accessible housing units available to persons with disabilities
- Prevents housing deterioration through grants for minor home repair targeted toward elderly persons and persons with disabilities.
- Provides social services designed to promote personal growth, independent living, and self-sufficiency
- Promotes involvement by residents in planning, design, and implementation of neighborhood services though development of viable, representative, non-profit neighborhood and housing organizations
Last updated on May 07, 2010 (Created on May 07, 2009) – Author: Visitor – Contributors: John Schneider, Libby Tyler
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