HUD Region VI: 12-28 Patricia Campbell/Scott Hudman (817) 978-5974/(713) 718-3107 |
For Release Friday February 10, 2012 |
HUD AWARDS TEXAS HOUSING AUTHORITIES OVER $72 MILLION TO IMPROVE, PRESERVE NATION'S PUBLIC HOUSING STOCK
Congress gives approval to test HUD comprehensive affordable housing preservation program
FORT WORTH - U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Secretary Shaun Donovan awarded today public housing authorities in Texas $72,552,552 that will be used to make major large-scale improvements to their public housing units. See the city by city funding chart below.
Today's grants are provided through HUD's Capital Fund Program, which provides annual funding to all public housing authorities to build, repair, renovate and/or modernize the public housing in their communities. This funding can be used to make large-scale improvements such as new roofs and to make energy-efficient upgrades to replace old plumbing and electrical systems.
"This funding will help housing authorities address long-standing capital improvements, but it only scratches the surface in addressing the deep backlog we're seeing across the country," said Donovan. "Today, we are closer to helping housing authorities and our private sector partners undertake their capital needs over the long haul. With the passage of HUD's 2012 budget, Congress gave HUD the go-ahead for a new, comprehensive and critical demonstration tool that we believe will help preserve and enhance America's affordable housing, including public housing."
In November 2011, Congress gave HUD the approval to test a comprehensive tool to preserve public housing and other HUD-assistant housing. Congress authorized HUD to begin a Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD) as part of the Obama Administration's comprehensive strategy to keep these public and other HUD affordable homes on firm financial footing. Public housing authorities need nearly $26 billion to keep these homes safe and decent for families. But given our budget realities, HUD proposed this innovative way to confront the decline of the nation's public and affordable housing stock.
In FY 2012, RAD will enable public housing authorities and owners to continue to make standard life-cycle improvements to their inventory and modernize or replace obsolete units to stem the loss of stock from private sector partners choosing to opt-out of affordable housing programs. The demonstration will bring more than 60,000 properties into a reliable, long term, project-based rental assistance contract - and allow public housing authorities to raise more than $6.1 billion in private financing to reduce the large backlog of capital repair needs and in the process, support significant job creation in communities across the country.
Sandra B. Henriquez, HUD Assistant Secretary for Public and Indian Housing, added, "We see Congress' decision to allow this demonstration to begin as a victory, not only for HUD, but for countless communities that desperately want to improve their public housing and other affordable housing, as well as a victory for families who need quality housing they can afford and who want more options on where they might choose to live."
Last year, HUD released Capital Needs in the Public Housing Program, a study that updated the national estimate of capital needs in the public housing stock in the U.S. The study found the nation's 1.2 million public housing units are facing an estimated $25.6 billion in much-needed large scale repairs. Unlike routine maintenance, capital needs are the large-scale improvements required to make the housing decent and economically sustainable, such as replacing roofs or updating plumbing and electrical systems to increase energy efficiency. This study updates a 1998 analysis and includes costs to address overdue repairs, accessibility improvements for disabled residents, lead abatement, and water and energy conservation that would make the homes more cost effective and energy efficient.
Over the last 75 years, the federal government has invested billions in the development and maintenance of public and multifamily housing - including providing critical support through HUD's Capital Fund, the grants announced today. Still, the nation continues to lose thousands of public housing units annually, primarily due to disrepair. To protect the considerable federal investment and respond to the growing demand for affordable rental housing, the Obama Administration proposed RAD. The details of the demonstration's timeline and application are being prepared and HUD expects to issue a notice for public comment in the coming months.
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Texas Capital Fund Grantees and Amounts:
Austin Housing Authority |
$2,342,094 |
Housing Authority of the City of El Paso, Tx |
$6,991,176 |
Housing Authority of Fort Worth |
$1,838,589 |
Housing Authority of the City of Houston |
$4,837,826 |
San Antonio Housing Authority |
$8,008,038 |
Brownsville Housing Authority |
$1,493,827 |
Corpus Christi Housing Authority |
$2,132,808 |
Housing Authority of the City of Dallas, Texa |
$5,626,125 |
Housing Authority of the City of Waco |
$1,072,240 |
Laredo Housing Authority |
$1,180,410 |
Housing Authority of the City of Baytown |
$96,603 |
Housing Authority of Texarkana |
$572,152 |
Housing Authority of Waxahachie |
$122,561 |
Del Rio Housing Authority |
$489,721 |
Housing Authority of the City of Galveston |
$1,591,307 |
Housing Authority of Lubbock |
$793,426 |
Eagle Pass Housing Authority |
$652,987 |
Housing Authority of the City of Bryan |
$373,471 |
Housing Authority of Brownwood |
$247,572 |
Housing Authority of Wichita Falls |
$783,112 |
Housing Authority of the City of Beaumont |
$685,361 |
Housing Authority of Commerce |
$175,469 |
San Benito Housing Authority |
$429,507 |
Housing Authority of Denison |
$228,977 |
Housing Authority of McKinney |
$205,726 |
McAllen Housing Authority |
$358,345 |
Mercedes Housing Authority |
$325,388 |
Housing Authority of Temple |
$346,677 |
Taylor Housing Authority |
$123,526 |
Housing Authority of the City of Texas City |
$155,632 |
Housing Authority of Corsicana |
$358,090 |
Housing Authority of Port Arthur |
$513,573 |
Housing Authority of the City of Bay City |
$107,362 |
Housing Authority of Borger |
$229,476 |
Housing Authority City of Orange |
$528,292 |
Housing Authority of Bonham |
$124,208 |
Housing Authority of Breckenridge |
$98,450 |
Housing Authority of Olney |
$189,362 |
Housing Authority of Cisco |
$90,223 |
Housing Authority of Ranger |
$87,114 |
Housing Authority of Jefferson |
$61,964 |
Housing Authority of Canyon |
$39,837 |
Mission Housing Authority |
$303,136 |
Housing Authority of Dublin |
$79,618 |
Housing Authority of Paris |
$239,477 |
Housing Authority of Pittsburg |
$112,302 |
Housing Authority of Henderson |
$88,141 |
Weslaco Housing Authority |
$315,765 |
Housing Authority of Seymour |
$182,072 |
Housing Authority of Haskell |
$55,976 |
Housing Authority of the City of New Boston |
$193,429 |
Housing Authority of Colorado City |
$100,511 |
Housing Authority of the City of Gladewater |
$150,780 |
Housing Authority of Center |
$74,123 |
Housing Authority of the City of Mineola |
$59,930 |
Housing Authority of Sweetwater |
$201,097 |
Edinburg Housing Authority |
$578,946 |
Housing Authority of the City of Hearne |
$168,170 |
Alamo Housing Authority |
$118,035 |
Harlingen Housing Authority |
$756,110 |
Electra Housing Authority |
$76,414 |
Housing Authority of Bridgeport |
$23,252 |
Housing Authority of Overton |
$57,735 |
Housing Authority of Deleon |
$89,313 |
Housing Authority of Ennis |
$104,707 |
Housing Authority of Gilmer |
$158,042 |
Pharr Housing Authority |
$440,808 |
Luling Housing Authority |
$137,366 |
Housing Authority of Quanah |
$103,546 |
Housing Authority of Cooper |
$84,944 |
Housing Authority of Ballinger |
$72,206 |
Housing Authority of Sherman |
$309,587 |
Housing Authority of the City of Killeen |
$155,743 |
Housing Authority of Anson |
$77,862 |
Gonzales Housing Authority |
$147,422 |
Housing Authority of Henrietta |
$49,453 |
Housing Authority of Hamilton |
$41,097 |
Housing Authority of Paducah |
$68,847 |
Victoria Housing Authority |
$385,285 |
Housing Authority of Wortham |
$66,449 |
San Marcos Housing Authority |
$400,170 |
Housing Authority of Ector |
$12,806 |
Housing Authority of Bells |
$20,938 |
Housing Authority of Hico |
$55,246 |
Housing Authority of Pottsboro |
$14,529 |
Housing Authority of Ladonia |
$20,251 |
Housing Authority of Honey Grove |
$74,596 |
Housing Authority of Archer City |
$17,407 |
Housing Authority of Rockwall |
$56,189 |
Edna Housing Authority |
$34,902 |
Housing Authority of Savoy |
$26,262 |
Housing Authority of Bryson |
$17,634 |
Housing Authority of City of Leonard |
$46,101 |
Housing Authority of Avinger |
$37,010 |
Housing Authority of McGregor |
$74,363 |
Smiley Housing Authority |
$18,188 |
Housing Authority of Wolfe City |
$20,338 |
Crystal City Housing Authority |
$381,012 |
Housing Authority of Daingerfield |
$88,662 |
Housing Authority of Whitewright |
$33,899 |
Housing Authority of Howe |
$20,986 |
Waelder Housing Authority |
$52,045 |
Housing Authority of Burkburnett |
$59,510 |
Hughes Springs Housing Authority |
$40,502 |
Kingsville Housing Authority |
$249,374 |
Housing Authority of Tom Bean |
$18,923 |
Housing Authority of City of Moody |
$48,394 |
Housing Authority of Deport |
$43,404 |
Housing Authority of the City of Caldwell |
$42,147 |
Housing Authority of the City of Munday |
$77,655 |
Housing Authority of Naples |
$68,128 |
Housing Authority of Omaha |
$55,675 |
Housing Authority of the City of Knox City |
$39,208 |
Housing Authority of Celeste |
$24,835 |
Housing Authority of Trenton |
$19,263 |
Housing Authority of Plano |
$63,656 |
Housing Authority of Van Alstyne |
$24,136 |
Housing Authority of Princeton |
$15,770 |
Housing Authority of Cameron |
$158,550 |
Housing Authority of Linden |
$47,659 |
Housing Authority of De Kalb |
$52,192 |
Housing Authority of Bogata |
$35,246 |
Housing Authority of Gunter |
$13,596 |
Housing Authority of the City of Frisco |
$23,252 |
Housing Authority of Talco |
$11,331 |
Kenedy Housing Authority |
$52,108 |
Housing Authority of the City of Calvert |
$35,451 |
Housing Authority of Wellington |
$34,217 |
Beeville Housing Authority |
$224,714 |
Housing Authority of Haltom City |
$145,983 |
Housing Authority of Decatur |
$33,496 |
Housing Authority of Spearman |
$13,100 |
Housing Authority of McLean |
$13,741 |
Housing Authority of Merkel |
$27,757 |
Housing Authority of Wink |
$29,129 |
Housing Authority of Clarendon |
$77,657 |
Robstown Housing Authority |
$327,076 |
Mathis Housing Authority |
$102,138 |
Housing Authority of the City of Runge |
$54,930 |
Housing Authority of Tahoka |
$57,972 |
Housing Authority of Stamford |
$67,199 |
Housing Authority of the City of Dayton |
$133,073 |
Housing Authority of Comanche |
$73,513 |
Housing Authority of Rising Star |
$22,561 |
Housing Authority of Levelland |
$70,613 |
Housing Authority of Cross Plains |
$30,068 |
Port Isabel Housing Authority |
$181,996 |
Sinton Housing Authority |
$91,253 |
Nixon Housing Authority |
$35,837 |
Three Rivers Housing Authority |
$42,698 |
Donna Housing Authority |
$148,766 |
Alice Housing Authority |
$295,676 |
Housing Authority of Post |
$99,622 |
Housing Authority of Roby |
$18,978 |
Housing Authority of Rotan |
$95,006 |
Housing Authority of Tulia |
$57,148 |
Housing Authority of Crosbyton |
$55,661 |
Housing Authority of Nocona |
$88,704 |
Housing Authority of Pineland |
$108,023 |
Housing Authority of Maud |
$25,330 |
Housing Authority of Floydada |
$67,589 |
Housing Authority of Stanton |
$131,325 |
Taft Housing Authority |
$89,493 |
Housing Authority of Gorman |
$66,612 |
Floresville Housing Authority |
$52,216 |
Housing Authority of Childress |
$93,443 |
Housing Authority of Hamlin |
$36,063 |
Housing Authority of Olton |
$20,612 |
Housing Authority of Baird |
$46,915 |
Housing Authority of Cleveland |
$79,907 |
Housing Authority of Tioga |
$5,499 |
Housing Authority of Aspermont |
$34,447 |
Falfurrias Housing Authority |
$138,407 |
Edcouch Housing Authority |
$39,666 |
Housing Authority of Santa Anna |
$62,238 |
Los Fresnos Housing Authority |
$49,915 |
Housing Authority of Clarksville |
$89,084 |
Housing Authority of the City of Pleasanton |
$66,948 |
Housing Authority of Malakoff |
$47,921 |
Devine Housing Authority |
$71,015 |
Lockhart Housing Authority |
$109,958 |
Housing Authority of Mabank |
$16,949 |
Housing Authority of Belton |
$169,386 |
Housing Authority of Granbury |
$87,171 |
Housing Authority of Spur |
$25,926 |
Housing Authority of Newcastle |
$16,654 |
Housing Authority of Wills Point |
$58,173 |
Housing Authority of Whitney |
$44,999 |
Housing Authority of Groesbeck |
$75,997 |
Housing Authority of Windom |
$6,799 |
Housing Authority of Farmersville |
$45,885 |
Housing Authority of Crockett |
$339,620 |
Housing Authority of Newton |
$68,850 |
Elsa Housing Authority |
$140,750 |
Housing Authority of the City of Woodville |
$173,947 |
Housing Authority of Timpson |
$50,766 |
Housing Authority of Hemphill |
$21,223 |
Housing Authority of Coolidge |
$20,525 |
Housing Authority of Diboll |
$401,011 |
Housing Authority of Corrigan |
$147,415 |
Housing Authority of the City of Groveton |
$20,875 |
Housing Authority of Beckville |
$13,748 |
Housing Authority of Garrison |
$24,848 |
Housing Authority of Bangs |
$61,578 |
Poteet Housing Authority |
$59,339 |
Housing Authority of Trinidad |
$54,992 |
Housing Authority of Blooming Grove |
$15,749 |
Brackettville Housing Authority |
$56,063 |
Housing Authority of Vernon |
$240,492 |
Housing Authority of Alba |
$14,094 |
Housing Authority of Edgewood |
$49,804 |
Housing Authority of the City of Stockdale |
$27,503 |
Housing Authority of Mount Pleasant |
$149,345 |
Housing Authority of the City of Madisonville |
$64,348 |
Housing Authority of Marlin |
$173,221 |
Housing Authority of Royse City |
$45,640 |
Housing Authority of Dawson |
$42,711 |
Housing Authority of Detroit |
$32,447 |
Housing Authority of Brady |
$194,217 |
Housing Authority of Lott |
$47,930 |
Housing Authority of the City of Centerville |
$53,102 |
Housing Authority of Rosebud |
$23,520 |
Johnson City Housing Authority |
$50,663 |
Housing Authority of Slaton |
$71,647 |
Housing Authority of Loraine |
$21,871 |
Bastrop Housing Authority |
$47,747 |
Housing Authority of Eden |
$36,105 |
Housing Authority of Mason |
$51,808 |
Housing Authority of Tenaha |
$57,211 |
Marble Falls Housing Authority |
$106,542 |
Georgetown Housing Authority |
$146,184 |
Housing Authority of Rogers |
$41,489 |
Smithville Housing Authority |
$86,777 |
Housing Authority of Grandfalls |
$30,641 |
Housing Authority of Goldthwaite |
$34,800 |
Housing Authority of Robert Lee |
$42,511 |
Housing Authority of City of Oglesby |
$12,913 |
Housing Authority of Alto |
$70,428 |
Housing Authority of Teague |
$42,403 |
Housing Authority of Bartlett |
$51,003 |
Housing Authority of Seagraves |
$72,348 |
Housing Authority of Meridian |
$38,565 |
Housing Authority of Hale Center |
$47,446 |
Housing Authority of Bronte |
$30,453 |
Housing Authority of Eldorado |
$37,426 |
Karnes City Housing Authority |
$33,419 |
Granger Housing Authority |
$23,555 |
Housing Authority of Kirbyville |
$89,095 |
Housing Authority of Gatesville |
$71,503 |
Housing Authority City of Alpine |
$52,529 |
Housing Authority of Memphis |
$89,927 |
Housing Authority of Como |
$15,770 |
Housing Authority of Winnsboro |
$39,230 |
Housing Authority of Cumby |
$9,136 |
Housing Authority of Strawn |
$21,384 |
Housing Authority of Grapevine |
$91,619 |
Housing Authority of Rankin |
$9,848 |
Housing Authority of Grapeland |
$65,003 |
Schulenburg Housing Authority |
$40,816 |
Flatonia Housing Authority |
$20,888 |
Housing Authority of Mineral Wells |
$70,310 |
Carrizo Springs Housing Authority |
$95,498 |
Housing Authority of Thorndale |
$24,911 |
Gregory Housing Authority |
$70,989 |
Seguin Housing Authority |
$208,301 |
Housing Authority of the City of Bellville |
$32,397 |
Housing Authority of Kerens |
$60,480 |
Housing Authority of Junction |
$41,996 |
Housing Authority of Caddo Mills |
$19,153 |
Housing Authority of Crowell |
$32,257 |
Cuero Housing Authority |
$186,997 |
Housing Authority of Avery |
$21,978 |
Housing Authority of Whitesboro |
$73,913 |
Yorktown Housing Authority |
$59,124 |
Aransas Pass Housing Authority |
$136,666 |
Housing Authority of Balmorhea |
$22,244 |
Ingleside Housing Authority |
$112,813 |
Housing Authority of Marfa |
$80,879 |
Housing Authority of Pecos |
$148,007 |
Housing Authority of Coleman |
$105,949 |
Round Rock Housing Authority |
$101,825 |
Falls City Housing Authority |
$8,379 |
Housing Authority of Throckmorton |
$31,589 |
Yoakum Housing Authority |
$89,628 |
Housing Authority of Abilene |
$234,584 |
Llano Housing Authority |
$51,868 |
Housing Authority of the City of Winters |
$73,919 |
Housing Authority of the City of Brenham |
$326,660 |
Pearsall Housing Authority |
$90,647 |
Housing Authority of Mart |
$52,048 |
Housing Authority of San Saba |
$48,920 |
Cotulla Housing Authority |
$68,575 |
Housing Authority of Grand Saline |
$107,002 |
Housing Authority of Mount Vernon |
$61,341 |
Housing Authority of Clifton |
$35,159 |
Housing Authority of the City of Franklin |
$34,594 |
Housing Authority of Tatum |
$42,374 |
Housing Authority of Ferris |
$37,251 |
New Braunfels Housing Authority |
$176,106 |
Housing Authority of Van |
$28,868 |
Housing Authority of Lometa |
$19,935 |
Housing Authority of Grandview |
$21,482 |
Housing Authority of Huntington |
$69,068 |
Schertz Housing Authority |
$68,018 |
Housing Authority of the City of Bremond |
$28,429 |
Housing Authority of Livingston |
$131,541 |
Housing Authority of Copperas Cove |
$105,917 |
Mexia Housing Authority |
$122,184 |
Housing Authority of the City of El Campo |
$188,252 |
Housing Authority of Big Sandy |
$15,444 |
Housing Authority of the City of Buffalo |
$27,142 |
Burnet Housing Authority |
$44,222 |
Kyle Housing Authority |
$21,730 |
Housing Authority of Point |
$15,522 |
Duval County Housing Authority |
$58,174 |
Elgin Housing Authority |
$32,317 |
Housing Authority of the City of Palacios |
$47,529 |
Housing Authority of Midland |
$84,991 |
Housing Authority of Rockdale |
$69,640 |
La Grange Housing Authority |
$100,964 |
Housing Authority of San Augustine |
$83,465 |
Housing Authority of Kemp |
$58,050 |
Port Lavaca Housing Authority |
$85,350 |
Starr County Housing Authority |
$95,354 |
Housing Authority of Hubbard |
$22,108 |
Housing Authority of the City of Huntsville |
$129,763 |
Housing Authority of the City of Monahans |
$74,797 |
Uvalde Housing Authority |
$60,298 |
Housing Authority of Anthony |
$34,227 |
La Joya Housing Authority |
$68,868 |
Roma Housing Authority |
$72,892 |
Housing Authority of Bexar County |
$42,583 |
Housing Authority of Odessa |
$81,308 |
Housing Authority of Marshall |
$71,389 |
Housing Authority of City of Navasota |
$59,267 |
San Angelo Housing Authority |
$194,862 |
Travis County Housing Authority |
$108,991 |
Housing Authority of the City of Nacogdoches |
$100,762 |
Housing Authority of Jasper |
$75,317 |
Hidalgo County Housing Authority |
$76,057 |
Cameron County Housing Authority |
$394,784 |
Goliad Housing Authority |
$52,634 |
Housing Authority of Fruitvale |
$21,498 |
Housing Authority of Atlanta |
$79,775 |
El Paso County Housing Authority |
$116,900 |
Housing Authority of Blossom |
$18,288 |
Housing Authority of Van Horn |
$41,106 |
Housing Authority of Ralls |
$45,312 |
Housing Authority of O'Donnell |
$24,622 |
Housing Authority of Bowie County |
$15,588 |
Housing Authority of Lockney |
$24,615 |
The FY2012 Public Housing Capital Funding by state:
State |
Amount |
State |
Amount |
|
Alabama |
$54,411,568 |
Nevada |
$5,253,929 |
|
Alaska |
$2,215,118 |
New Hampshire |
$4,805,462 |
|
Arizona |
$7,516,272 |
New Jersey |
$61,937,486 |
|
Arkansas |
$17,504,267 |
New Mexico |
$5,567,987 |
|
California |
$72,252,584 |
New York |
$321,476,119 |
|
Colorado |
$10,307,643 |
North Carolina |
$48,137,960 |
|
Connecticut |
$20,964,829 |
North Dakota |
$2,073,197 |
|
Delaware |
$3,986,200 |
Ohio |
$77,937,803 |
|
Florida |
$49,658,600 |
Oklahoma |
$14,538,344 |
|
Georgia |
$64,067,418 |
Oregon |
$8,533,410 |
|
Hawaii |
$9,454,397 |
Pennsylvania |
$120,206,473 |
|
Idaho |
$887,959 |
Rhode Island |
$12,081,706 |
|
Illinois |
$128,103,330 |
South Carolina |
$20,297,831 |
|
Indiana |
$21,570,606 |
South Dakota |
$1,653,882 |
|
Iowa |
$4,672,512 |
Tennessee |
$50,216,600 |
|
Kansas |
$9,880,896 |
Texas |
$72,552,552 |
|
Kentucky |
$31,838,124 |
Utah |
$2,394,123 |
|
Louisiana |
$43,544,357 |
Vermont |
$1,948,080 |
|
Maine |
$5,056,956 |
Virginia |
$28,687,138 |
|
Maryland |
$26,848,339 |
Washington |
$26,602,619 |
|
Massachusetts |
$52,240,068 |
West Virginia |
$7,978,504 |
|
Michigan |
$31,099,543 |
Wisconsin |
$15,089,333 |
|
Minnesota |
$28,166,333 |
Wyoming |
$821,802 |
|
Mississippi |
$20,313,957 |
District of Columbia |
$14,193,015 |
|
Missouri |
$27,595,445 |
Guam |
$1,174,617 |
|
Montana |
$2,574,655 |
Puerto Rico |
$105,751,592 |
|
Nebraska |
$8,023,289 |
US Virgin Islands |
$5,389,187 |
|
TOTAL: |
$1,792,056,016 |