The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development on Tuesday awarded more than $2.7 billion in funding to nearly 2,900 public housing authorities (PHAs) in all 50 states, as well as the District of Columbia, Guam, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands to make capital investments in their public housing units. This includes $47 million to 110 PHAs throughout the state of Michigan. View all local grants announced Tuesday.
The grants announced Tuesday are provided through HUD's Capital Fund Program, which offers annual funding to all public housing authorities to build, renovate, and/or modernize the public housing in their communities. Housing authorities can use the funding to complete large-scale improvements such as replacing roofs or making energy-efficient upgrades to heating system and installing water conservation measures.
For more than 80 years, the federal government has been investing billions of dollars in developing and maintaining public housing, including providing critical support through the Capital Fund grants announced Tuesday.
The funding for Michigan public housing authorities is listed below:
Albion Housing Commission—$361,118
Algonac Housing Commission—$112,085
Allen Park Housing Commission—$74,554
Alma Housing Commission—$201,496
Alpena Housing Commission—$380,816
Ann Arbor Housing Commission—$2,948
Baldwin Housing Commission—$166,315
Bangor Housing Commission—$76,400
Baraga Housing Commission—$86,595
Bath Charter Township Housing Commission—$64,091
Battle Creek Housing Commission—$726,936
Bay City Housing Commission—$557,503
Bay County Housing Department—$153,525
Bedford Township Housing Commission—$154,701
Benton Harbor Housing Commission—$862,262
Benton Township Housing Commission—$798,958
Bessemer Housing Commission—$157,487
Big Rapids Housing Commission—$687,335
Boyne City Housing Commission—$150,283
Bronson Housing Commission—$93,410
Cadillac Housing Commission—$232,633
Calumet Housing Commission—$170,063
Caseville Housing Commission—$94,869
Charlevoix Housing Commission—$111,881
Cheboygan Housing Commission—$71,602
Clinton Township Housing Commission—$179,286
Coldwater Housing Commission—$162,088
Covert Public Housing Commission—$66,679
Dearborn Housing Commission—$715,385
Detroit Housing Commission—$10,469,402
Dowagiac Housing Commission—$167,618
Dundee Housing Commission—$120,432
East Jordan Housing Commission—$50,342
East Tawas Housing Commission—$70,762
Eastpointe Housing Commission—$241,990
Elk Rapids Housing Commission—$30,255
Escanaba Housing Commission—$296,034
Evart Housing Commission—$197,626
Ferndale Housing Commission—$270,796
Flint Housing Commission—$3,028,541
Gladstone Housing Commission—$174,272
Gladwin City Housing Commission—$142,437
Grand Rapids Housing Commission—$409,794
Grayling Housing Commission—$166,902
Greenville Housing Commission—$191,880
Hamtramck Housing Commission—$1,354,138
Hancock Housing Commission—$159,587
Hermansville Housing Commission—$39,596
Highland Park Housing Commission—$323,807
Hillsdale Housing Commission—$100,698
Houghton Housing Commission—$145,752
Ingham County Housing Commission—$136,869
Inkster Housing Commission—$2,136,080
Ionia Housing Commission—$220,143
Iron County Housing Commission—$243,860
Iron Mountain Housing Commission—$190,674
Iron River Housing Commission—$92,042
Ironwood Housing Commission—$265,450
Ishpeming Housing Commission—$224,913
Jackson Housing Commission—$1,112,268
Kingsford Housing Commission—$140,075
Lake Linden Housing Commission—$128,181
L'Anse Housing Commission—$63,724
Lansing Housing Commission—$2,343,195
Laurium Housing Commission—$41,865
Lincoln Park Housing Commission—$189,822
Livonia Housing Commission—$208,687
Luna Pier Housing Commission—$168,779
Mackinac County Housing Commission—$100,727
Manistee Housing Commission—$358,469
Manistique Housing Commission—$233,554
Marysville Housing Commission—$224,464
Menominee Housing Commission—$259,429
Middleville Housing Commission—$94,083
Monroe Housing Commission—$790,895
Montcalm Housing Commission—$89,738
Mount Clemens Housing Commission—$750,934
Mount Pleasant Housing Commission—$238,779
Munising Housing Commission—$136,051
Muskegon Heights Housing Commission—$907,839
Muskegon Housing Commission—$255,685
Negaunee Housing Commission—$132,668
New Haven Housing Commission—$173,098
Niles Housing Commission—$314,529
Ontonagon Housing Commission—$106,418
Pontiac Housing Commission—$856,112
Port Huron Housing Commission—$1,303,788
Potterville Housing Commission—$37,796
Rapid River Housing Commission—$40,836
Reed City Housing Commission—$170,101
River Rouge Housing Commission—$925,449
Rockford Housing Commission—$71,192
Rockwood Housing Commission—$80,725
Rogers City Housing Commission—$63,084
Romulus Housing Commission—$207,533
Roseville Housing Commission—$133,465
Royal Oak Township Housing Commission—$253,665
Saginaw Housing Commission—$1,301,000
Saint Clair Housing Commission—$83,744
Saint Joseph Housing Commission—$137,003
Saint Louis Housing Commission—$168,232
Saranac Housing Commission—$168,274
Sault Ste Marie Housing Commission—$595,503
South Haven Housing Commission—$189,518
St Clair Shores Housing Commission—$592,757
Sterling Heights Housing Commission—$254,961
Sturgis Housing Commission—$108,961
Traverse City Housing Commission—$246,892
Wakefield Housing Commission—$41,597
Wayne Housing Commission—$118,627
Wyoming Housing Commission—$378,350
Michigan Total: $47,429,117
HUD's mission is to create strong, sustainable, inclusive communities and quality affordable homes for all. Additional information about HUD and its programs is available at www.hud.gov and http://espanol.hud.gov.
- Posted February 25, 2021
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