CLPHA's 2024 Policy Priorities: Charting a Ten-Year Roadmap for Public Housing Sustainability
3.19.24
CLPHA is pleased to share our 2024 policy priorities.
Funding
EPA Awards $600M for Environmental Justice Thriving Communities Grant Program
Protect, Expand, Provide: CLPHA's 2023 Policy Priorities
3.27.23
Protecting, expanding. and providing affordable housing has never been so important.
Biden Administration Releases Preliminary FY24 HUD Budget Proposal
House Passes FY23 HUD Appropriations Bill
Chairwoman Waters Secures Commitment from President Biden to Include Housing in Reconciliation
7.15.21
From the U.S. House Financial Services Committee’s July 8 press release:
Public Housing Industry Groups Release FY22 Joint Funding Request
5.5.21
The Council of Large Public Housing Agencies (CLPHA), The National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials (NAHRO), the Public Housing Authorities Directors Association (PHADA), and the MTW Collaborative are pleased to release our joint funding recommendations for Office of Public and Indian Housing and Office of Housing programs administered by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for fiscal year 2022.
Sunia Zaterman Quoted in Washington Post Article on American Rescue Plan & George Floyd's Houston Neighborhood
4.16.21
This week, CLPHA Executive Director Sunia Zaterman was quoted in The Washington Post's article "In George Floyd’s old neighborhood, Biden’s war on poverty faces a crucial test." The article examines the potential impacts of President Biden's American Rescue Plan on families in p
House Committee Hearing on Housing Infrastructure, CLPHA Analysis Frames Economic Impact of Public Housing Investment
Ventura Housing Authority receives $1.2 million in state funding through Project Homekey
10.7.20
From the VC Star:
Gov. Gavin Newsom announced $236 million in housing funds Monday, including a $1.2 million award to the City of San Buenaventura Housing Authority.
The Project Homekey funding will go toward the housing authority's rehabilitation of the El Portal apartments in Ventura's Westside community, which will create 28 affordable units. The funding will allow the housing authority to set aside 12 of those units as permanent supportive housing units for formerly homeless individuals.