Grant funds are intended for the development of viable urban communities by providing decent housing and suitable living environment and expanding economic opportunities, principally for the benefit of low and moderate income individuals. Shaded sections on the CD Eligible Census Tracts and Block Groups by Council Districts (map and list) have been identified as primarily low-/moderate-income areas (LMA), and all qualified activities occurring within these sections are considered to benefit all residents and businesses within the corresponding area. Generally, eligible activities include but are not limited to:
- Home Ownership Assistance
- Housing Rehabilitation
- Public Services
- Public Facility Improvements
- Special Economic Development Assistance
2019 Community Development Week
The City of Dallas celebrated 2019 National Community Development Week April 22 to April 26. Spearheaded by the National Community Development Association, the week-long celebration annually brings together citizens, government officials, businesses, media, and non-profit organizations through events to showcase the impact of Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and Home Investment Partnership Grant (HOME) in the community.
See how HUD Consolidated Plan Brings IMPACT in Dallas
Watch video on YouTube at http://bit.ly/2LedMA0 (English) and https://youtu.be/hDO5VO5NgQU (Spanish)
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Five-Year Consolidated Plan
During the month of January public hearings were held to give residents an opportunity to have input on community needs and the use of federal funds for the next fiscal year (which begins October 1). On January 17, 2019 The City hosted a Telephone Townhall virtual meeting, providing residents the opportunity to join and participate in the virtual meeting by landline, mobile phone or Web Simulcast.
Residents provided input for the Five-Year Consolidated Plan by U.S. Mail, online, or in-person at a public hearing or at the Office of Budget / Grant Administration Division.
Grant Funding for Organizations Desiring to Work with the City of Dallas
Organizations desiring to work with the City, by requesting grant funds, should register online as a vendor with the Office of Procurement Services. Texas law requires contractors to be selected through competitive bidding. Organizations must compete in a publicly advertised solicitation process. Organizations may only recommend concepts (i.e. programs or services) for funding based on an un-served or under-served need in the community.
Approved Consolidated Plan Budget
Projects and/or programs in the approved Consolidated Plan Budget may be administered directly through city services that are identified through other agencies or departments directly. Some projects in the approved budget are implemented by contractors. Organizations that desire to work with the City through a City contract should register online as a vendor on the Business Development & Procurement Services website.
Grant Monitoring
HUD Grants are monitored to ensure that all Consolidated Plan grant funds under the City of Dallas’ oversight are used in accordance with all program requirements, and for determining adequacy of performance.
Public Notices
Notice of Public Review and Comment Period for Substantial Amendment No. 4 to the FY 2018-19 HUD Action Plan for the HOME investment Partnerships (HOME) Program
Notice of Public Review and Comment Period for Reprogramming Budget No. 3 to the City of Dallas FY 2018-19 HUD Action Plan for Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) Program
HUD Five-Year Consolidated Plan for FY 2019-20 through FY 2023-24 and FY 2019-20 Annual Consolidated Plan Budget Public Hearing