The Tulalip Tribes of Washington stand to regain nearly $9 million in federal housing grants after submitting audits to the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

The tribe was suspended after a HUD investigation found misuse of federal funds. The former director of the housing authority later pleaded guilty to embezzlement.

Once the grants are restored, the housing authority can fulfill the needs of tribal members. There are 178 families on a waiting list for rental housing and 71 families on a list for a low-income homeownership program.

Get the Story:
Tulalip housing grants depend on OK of audits (The Everett Herald 3/9)

Relevant Links:
Tulalip Tribes - http://www.tulaliptribes.com

Related Stories:
Tulalip Tribes set to regain federal housing funds (10/20)
Ex-Tulalip housing director given probation (06/06)
Tulalip Tribes hit with sanctions for housing woes (04/28)
Tulalip Tribes face punishment in housing case (01/26)
Tulalip Tribes to repay misspent houding funds (12/06)
Former Tulalip housing official admits embezzlement (11/01)
HUD money used for Palm Pilots, night goggles (10/18)
HUD warns Tulalip Tribes about misuse of housing funds (08/25)