The headquarters of the Northern Ponca Housing Authority in Nebraska. Photo from Ponca Housing
The Department of Housing and Urban Development announced $60 million in grants as part of the Indian Community Development Block Grant (ICDBG) Program. The grants were awarded to 90 tribes in nearly two dozen states, including Alaska. The money will be used for a wide range of community development and affordable housing projects, Secretary Julian Castro said. “These grants will create better housing, spur economic development and support self-determination in Native American communities,” Castro said in a press release. “ICDBG funds are an important investment in the remote and low-income tribal communities that need it most." The largest grant of $2.1 million went to the San Carlos Apache Tribe of Arizona for a rehabilitation project of 47 homes. The second largest grant of $1.1 million went to the Ponca Tribe of Nebraska to rehabilitate 82 homes. Get the Story:
Agency awards $60 million in tribal housing grants (AP 10/6)
HUD awards millions to 3 tribes in state, including Tohono O'odham (KVOA 10/6)
North Fork tribe gets $605K for housing services building (The Business Journal 10/6)
2 Native American tribes in Mich. get $718K from feds (The Detroit News 10/6)
HUD awards $7 million to Native villages (The Alaska Journal of Commerce 10/6)
HUD grants target Native housing projects (KTOO 10/7)
Seneca Nation receives $600,000 housing grant (AP 10/7)
Salish and Kootenai Housing Authority gets $750K for rehabilitation work (The Missoulian 10/7)
Ute Mountain Utes get $900,000 grant for water lines, road for family homes (The Durango Herald 10/7)
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