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Find similar grantsCoordinated Low-Income Housing Planning (CLIHP) grants is sponsored by Washington State Department of Commerce. The Washington State Department of Commerce offers CLIHP grants to support communities in planning for the future housing needs of low-income and at-risk families and individuals, including those experiencing homelessness.
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Cities, counties have until April to apply for new housing planning grant program Cities, counties have until April to apply for new housing planning grant program Washington State Department of Commerce sent this bulletin at 03/20/2024 09:35 AM PDT Having trouble viewing this email?
View it online Deadline extended to April for new housing planning grant program More than $700,000 is still available to cities, counties from the Coordinating Low-income Housing Planning (CLIHP) Grant More than $700,000 in grant funding is still available through the Coordinating Low-income Housing Planning (CLIHP) Grant, which is a new grant program to help counties and cities plan together for the housing needs of their lowest-income residents.
This grant is intended to support upcoming homelessness plans, consolidated plans, local comprehensive plans, and other planning and coordination efforts. Funding is available for a variety of eligible activities, including: Coordinate planning five-year homelessness plans with Growth Management Act (GMA) comprehensive plans, so they have consistent policies and data.
Coordinate conversations and resource sharing on affordable housing and homelessness planning between counties and cities, including planning for new shelters. Update development regulations to allow emergency housing and shelters, permanent supportive housing, and transitional housing in more areas.
Implement land use incentives and regulatory changes to encourage development of more affordable housing types, particularly those for households below 50% of area median income (AMI).
Grants of up to $50,000 are available to: A county in coordination with one of the two biggest cities A city in coordination with the county A city or county in partnership with one or more non-profit providers of affordable housing and/or homeless housing or services Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis through April 2024 , with priority given to applications received first.
CLIHP Grant Instructions (PDF) CLIHP Grant Application (Word) Questions? Contact Laura Hodgson at Laura. Hodgson@commerce.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: City or county-led partnerships in Washington State. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Coordinated Low-Income Housing Planning (CLIHP) grants is funded by Washington State Department of Commerce. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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