PART II: HUD's Major Non-Competitive
Programs
Public Housing Operating Subsidy
The Public Housing Operating Subsidy program provides funding, based
on a formula, to public housing agencies (PHAs) to help them meet their
operating and maintenance expenses and offset operating deficits associated
with public housing units. For FY 2000, $3.1 billion is appropriated to
the Public Housing Operating Subsidy program. The program provides subsidies
to approximately 3,200 PHAs. Funding is primarily allocated based upon
the Performance Funding System (PFS). Under PFS, each PHA's subsidy is
equal to the difference between a formula-determined allowable expense
level (plus utility and independent audit costs) and the PHA's projected
income (rents, interest on investments, and other locally generated income).
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Connecting with
Communities: A User's Guide to HUD Programs and the 2000 SuperNOFA
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