Action Alert
ACTION ALERT: Contact Your Member of Congress to Support Full Funding for Housing Choice Voucher Renewals in the FY25 Appropriations Bill
ACTION ALERT: TAX BILL EXPANDING HOUSING CREDIT HEADED TO SENATE FLOOR
7.31.24
Bill Restores Increase in 9 Percent Housing Authority Credit and Lowers Bond-financing Threshold for 4 Percent Housing Credit
Yesterday, July 29, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) filed a cloture motion that enables H.R. 7024, the Tax Relief for American Families and Workers Act, to be brought to the Senate floor for a vote this Thursday, August 1.
ACTION ALERT: Urge the Senate to Pass the Tax Relief for American Families and Workers Act of 2024
4.15.24
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ACTION ALERT: Contact the Senate to Pass the Tax Relief for American Families and Workers Act of 2024
2.2.24
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ACTION ALERT: Ask Congress to Pass a FY23 THUD Funding Bill Before the December 16 Deadline
ACTION ALERT: Urge Congress to Reinsert Annual Contributions Contract (ACC) Language in the FY 2023 HUD Appropriations Bill
CLPHA, Industry Groups Urge PHAs to Sign Congressional Letter Advocating for Housing Funding Levels to Be Kept in Build Back Better Act
1.26.22
KEEP HOUSING FUNDING IN BUILD BACK BETTER
Negotiations and progress on enacting Build Back Better legislation have reached an impasse, and Senate opponents to the bill, as written and passed by the House, have indicated they prefer a slimmed down, reduced funding bill.
Consequently, CLPHA has been made aware that funding for housing programs is, once again, at serious risk of being removed from the Build Back Better Act.
ACTION ALERT: KEEP HOUSING FUNDING IN BUILD BACK BETTER ACT
10.6.21
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ACTION ALERT: Ask Your Member of Congress to Support the SAVE Act
4.28.21
The Support Allowing Volume Expansion (SAVE) Federally-Assisted Housing Act provides critical financial leverage to PHAs. It creates an exemption for public and federally-assisted affordable housing to volume caps on private activity bonds (PAB). It was introduced in the last Congress by Representative Katherine Clark (D-MA).Rep. Clark is expected to reintroduce the legislation again in this Congress.