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NY $30 billion in funding for the Housing Choice Voucher Program

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NEW YORK (WWTI) – Today, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) announced a $30 billion renewal of funding for the Housing Choice Voucher Program (HCV). This funding will help the Public Housing Authority (PHA) continue to aid families and individuals in need of affordable housing. New York received $3,342,654,520.

These housing choice vouchers will offer more families the necessary relief they need to have continued access to safe, affordable housing options and increase our nation’s housing supply,” said HUD Acting Secretary Adrianne Todman. “Currently, this country is in a housing deficit as we are 2 million homes short of the amount needed and as HUD’s single largest investment in affordable housing, public housing authorities will have the ability to provide more housing options to their constituents and continue to combat this nation’s housing affordability crisis.  

Since last year, the HCV program saw an increased funding of $2 billion to help preserve housing vouchers for families across the country. Beginning in 2022, this budget allocation increases by nearly 20% –over $4 billion, allowing the value of Housing Choice Voucher to keep pace with rising rental costs and helping voucher holders can continue to access neighborhoods of opportunity. This announcement continues the Biden-Harris Administration’s efforts to increase the housing supply for those who need it most across the country.  

Housing vouchers help over 2.3 million families in need of housing, including families with children, seniors, veterans and people with disabilities, making it the most effective intervention to reduce homelessness and housing instability. Housing vouchers give families flexibility and greater choice of affordable housing options in areas with better schools or access to jobs or other opportunities, but homeowners must be willing to accept the vouchers so they can work.

 
The list of communities that received funding: 

 Public Housing Authority Amount
Housing Authority (HA) of Syracuse $26,496,060
Buffalo Municipal Housing Authority $3,261,541
The Municipal Housing Authority City of Yonkers $59,751,250
New York City Housing Authority $1,512,829,939
Housing Authority of Utica City $1,858,833
Albany Housing Authority $17,702,740
Housing Authority of Troy $12,037,243
Housing Authority of Mechanicville $1,884,784
Binghamton Housing Authority $4,209,766
HA of Jamestown $1,178,709
HA of Plattsburgh $1,068,881
HA of Herkimer $332,364
HA of Saratoga Springs $2,019,453
HA of Cortland $1,739,140
HA of Cohoes $1,243,167
HA of Freeport $4,601,755
HA of Watervliet $1,301,076
City of Oswego $2,807,500
HA of Schenectady $12,568,788
HA of Rensselaer $542,063
HA of Rome $2,125,656
HA of Huntington $6,042,807
HA of Mount Kisco $1,683,315
HA of Rochester $67,013,550
White Plains Housing Authority $10,607,961
Kingston Housing Authority $2,961,643
HA of Gloversville $1,012,153
HA of Beacon $5,591,576
HA of Long Beach $5,106,186
Newburgh Housing Authority $2,154,809
HA of Ithaca $11,190,738
HA of Greenburgh $5,119,537
HA of Ilion Village $696,833
HA of Amsterdam $2,777,381
City of Hudson Housing Authority $778,805
Poughkeepsie Housing Authority $1,560,738
HA of Norwich $616,034
HA of Auburn $2,104,993
HA of Hornell $1,022,912
HA of Oneonta $428,330
HA of Lockport $914,134
HA of Monticello $1,882,661
Town of Islip Housing Authority $17,491,450
HA of Glens Falls $7,291,792
Town of Ramapo Housing Authority $14,391,979
Hempstead Housing Authority $5,944,071
HA of North Hempstead $5,662,829
HA of Harrietstown $432,350
HA of New Rochelle $7,233,192
Newark Housing Authority $2,324,613
Town of Amherst $26,661,256
Village of Ossining $2,756,469
HA of St Johnsville $555,212
HA of Oneida $895,677
Village of Ellenville Housing Authority $1,308,796
Housing Authority of North Syracuse $1,212,397
Little Falls Housing Authority $303,989
The City of New York $572,765,433
City of New Rochelle $10,661,138
Village of Nyack Housing Authority $2,840,763
Glen Cove CDA $5,409,317
City of Peekskill $9,049,034
Village of Highland Falls $703,444
 Riverhead Housing Development $1,880,966
Village of Patchogue CDA $2,735,229
Town of Babylon Housing Assistance Agency $15,118,361
Town of Yorktown $1,891,502
Port Jervis Community Development Agency $1,662,656
City of Poughkeepsie Municipal Bldg $6,111,193
Village of New Square PHA $11,762,147
Town of Southampton $2,081,999
Village of Greenport $1,244,368
Village of Spring Valley CDA $11,709,921
Town of Brookhaven Dept of HSG Comm Development $19,176,440
North Fork HSG Alliance Inc $1,443,625
Town of East Hampton $357,823
Village of Kiryas Joel Housing Authority $4,629,154
Village of Rockville Centre $2,930,495
Village of Kaser $1,848,182
Housing Authority of Tuckahoe $2,065,317
Village of Elmira Heights $388,344
City of Salamanca $640,263
City of Niagara Falls $4,553,344
City of North Tonawanda $3,052,348
Village of Fairport $2,559,854
Town of Colonie $2,998,081
City of Buffalo $33,811,282
Village of Canajoharie $226,397
Town of Clifton Park $385,707
Dolgeville Housing Authority $106,815
Town of Hadley $233,217
Town of Guilderland $718,396
Town of Wilton $144,485
Town of Bethlehem $427,108
Town of Duanesburg $49,768
Town of Niskayuna $367,954
Town of Schodack $129,742
City of Johnstown $529,137
City of Utica $7,135,679
Town of Knox $80,520
City of Buffalo $5,201,824
HA of Hoosick Falls $1,095,566
Town of Waterford $307,731
City of Fulton $2,430,546
Town of Union $1,727,921
Village of Scotia $720,679
Town of Glenville $346,394
Town of Rotterdam $1,811,777
Town of Corinth $178,640
Canastota Housing Authority $268,948
Village of Manlius $5,443,405
Town of Saugerties $1,104,465
Village of Fort Plain $802,323
Village of Cobleskill $1,293,080
Boonville Housing Authority $58,021
Village of Green Island $294,345
Village of Corinth $461,409
Village of Walton $1,584,538
Village of New Hartford $1,227,835
Town of Coeymans $501,902
Town of Stillwater $840,000
Village of Ballston SPA $848,863
Town of Nassau $173,513
Village of Waterford $373,943
NYS HSG Trust Fund Corporation $667,646,028
TOTAL $3,342,654,520

HUD continues to work with communities to help them promote the housing choice voucher program by offering tools for landlord engagement and working with PHAs to meet their local housing needs with the HCV utilization resources. 



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