10 Year Roadmap for Public Housing Sustainability to Create Strategic Framework for Transformed Affordable Housing Stock, Improved Life Outcomes
8.6.24
Learn More at 10yearroadmap.org
Public Housing
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.
Protect, Expand, Provide: CLPHA's 2023 Policy Priorities
3.27.23
Protecting, expanding. and providing affordable housing has never been so important.
House Passes FY23 HUD Appropriations Bill
Register for the Better Buildings Webinar: Innovative Energy Efficiency Financing in Public Housing
9.1.20
Tuesday, September 22 | 3:00 p.m. ET
From the Better Buildings Challenge:
NYCHA Presents a Blueprint for Change at New York Housing Conference's 2020 Summer Series
7.29.20
Press Release from the New York City Housing Authority
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: July 28, 2020
CONTACT: [email protected]
NYCHA PRESENTS A BLUEPRINT FOR CHANGE AT NEW YORK HOUSING CONFERENCE’S 2020 SUMMER SERIES
Long-term Strategy Includes Establishing a Public Housing Preservation Trust and a Stabilization Plan for Every Building
HUD PIH Repositioning Webinar Training Series
10.30.19
HUD’s Office of Public & Indian Housing (PIH) will host a four-part Repositioning Webinar training series open to all PHAs. The webinar series will be held November 12, 14, 19, and 21 and will cover:
Story Series Highlights Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority’s Woodhill Homes Community
9.12.19
In tandem with the Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority’s (CMHA) two-year, $350,000 project to revitalize Woodhill Homes, ideastream, a publicly supported and locally owned multimedia news source in Northeast Ohio, is producing a series of stories about the community and its residents.
House Passes Bill to Protect Residents from Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
9.12.19
On Tuesday, the U.S House of Representatives passed by vote H.R. 1690, the Safe Housing for Families Act of 2019, to protect residents of public housing from carbon monoxide poisoning by authorizing over $300 million over three years to fund the installation and maintenance of carbon monoxide detectors in Department of Housing and Urban Development-subsidized housing units that have combustion-fueled appliances or a ventilation system that connects them to such units.