Legislative & Policy
House Passes Stopgap Funding Bill in Advance of the October 1 Fiscal Deadline
The House passed a Senate-approved stopgap funding bill that would fund the government at current levels until December 11. The President is expected to sign the measure into law later this week.
The bill includes several provisions important to CLPHA members:
HUD Cancels Phase 2 of the Community Choice Demonstration
CLPHA Monitoring the Administration’s Regulatory Proposals to Remove Rules Protecting Disadvantaged Communities and to Stifle Affordable Housing Lending
HUD's recent supplemental notice would remove rules protecting disadvantaged communities from its Title VI requirements, which bars PHAs and other federal funding recipients from discriminating on the basis of race, color, or national origin. These rules, known as disparate impact regulations, apply to policies that aren’t discriminatory by design, but produce discriminatory results.
CLPHA Urges HUD to Drop Its Proposed Land Use Penalty
Zoning You Don’t Control, Funding You Can’t Replace
Senate and House Pass Conflicting Stopgap Funding Bills ahead of August Break
CLPHA Presses HUD for Regulatory Relief from BABA Requirements and Environmental Reviews
60% of CLPHA Members Receive 0% Inflation Factor as Voucher Shortfalls Grow
CLPHA and Reno & Cavanaugh Call for the Immediate Withdrawal of OMB’s Proposed Changes to Federal Funding Rules
Rule Jeopardizes over $1.1 Trillion in Federal Discretionary Spending
21st Century ROAD to Housing Act Becomes Law
Law Includes CLPHA Priorities for RAD and BABA; MTW Provisions Troubling