CLPHA Advocacy
CLPHA Contributes to New Sesame Street Programming on Family Homelessness
12.13.18
CLPHA Attends HUD Meeting on Potential Changes to Physical Inspection Process
CLPHA Vice President Testifies on Health Hazards in Public Housing Before House Subcommittee
6.28.18
Jeffery K. Patterson, CEO of the Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority of Cleveland, Ohio, and Vice President of the CLPHA Board of Directors, appeared on behalf of CLPHA before the U.S.
CLPHA Membership Stands Ready to Help PHAs & Residents in Aftermath of Hurricane Florence
9.21.18
Statement from CLPHA Executive Director Sunia Zaterman
WASHINGTON (September 21, 2018) – In support of housing authorities and residents impacted by Hurricane Florence, Sunia Zaterman, Executive Director of the Council of Large Public Housing Authorities, issued the following statement:
CLPHA Executive Director Participates in Axios Expert Roundtable
11.29.18
HUD Publishes Final Notice of FSS Measurement System, With One-Year Advisory Period
Congress Approves $1.68 Billion in Disaster Recovery Funds for Florence-Impacted Areas, CLPHA Stands Ready to Support Those Impacted by Hurricane Michael
10.11.18
As we follow the news of Hurricane Michael, our thoughts are with those in the storm’s path. CLPHA stands ready to work in support of low-income Americans impacted by the disaster and, as we have in the past, will advocate for HUD and FEMA programs such as DHAP and CDBG-DR that provide funds to assist recovery efforts.
Congress:
CLPHA study shows public housing's wide-reaching economic impact
11.14.18
New research from CLPHA and Econsult Solutions shows that PHAs generate and induce multiple streams of economic activity benefitting those who reside in public housing, as well as local employers, governments, and industries. Read more about "The Economic Impact of Public Housing: Ongoing Investment with Wide Reaching Returns" here.
HUD Opens New Line of Communication with Stakeholder HUDdle Event
11.8.18
CLPHA Legislative Director Gerard Holder (right) speaks with Secretary Ben Carson at HUD's first Stakeholder HUDdle.