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HUD No. 24-053
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March 14, 2024

HUD Invests Nearly $70 Million to Empower Tribal Communities Across the Nation

Grant funding supports development of housing, infrastructure, and community facilities.


WASHINGTON - Today the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) announced the allocation of nearly $70 million to 38 Tribal communities through the Indian Community Development Block Grant (ICDBG) program to support the development of housing for families living on Indian reservations and in other Indian areas. This allocation marks the second round of grants awarded from the fiscal year (FY) 2023 ICDBG competition. The latest round of funding includes over $50 million distributed among 27 Tribal communities nationwide. HUD announced the first round of ICDBG awards earlier this month.

HUD’s Regional Administrator Candance Valenzuela made the announcement in Albuquerque, New Mexico, while presenting $8 million to 4 communities in the Southwest Region of the country.

“As we commemorate the 50th anniversary of the ICDBG program, we are investing in the continued growth and prosperity of Tribal communities across our Nation,” said HUD Secretary Marcia L. Fudge. “The Biden-Harris Administration remains steadfast in its commitment to fulfilling the Federal Government’s responsibility to our Tribal Nations.”

The grants, aimed at supporting American Indian and Alaskan Native families, can be used for a variety of purposes including infrastructure enhancement, community buildings, housing rehabilitation, land acquisition, economic development, and more.

“I could not be more proud of the Biden-Harris Administration’s commitment to Tribal community development or more impressed by the caliber of projects that I’ve seen in Indian Country,” said Richard Monocchio, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Public and Indian Housing. “Though the need for additional funding is still pressing, we know Tribes and Tribal Organizations will leverage every available dollar for the benefit of their members.”

HUD extends its gratitude to Tribes for their invaluable feedback obtained through Tribal consultation, which influenced the development of this grant competition.

For further information on the ICDBG program and its impact on Tribal communities, please visit www.hud.gov/codetalk.

The following is a complete list of grantees.

 
Region Recipient City State Amount
Alaska Chilkoot Indian Association Haines AK

$181,701 

Alaska Central Council of the Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes Juneau AK $2,000,000
Alaska Craig Tribal Association Craig AK $1,818,000
Alaska Galena Village Galena AK $1,283,426
Alaska Native Village of Eagle Eagle AK $1,998,603
Alaska Yakutat Tlingit Tribe Yakutat AK $2,000,000
Eastern Woodlands Keweenaw Bay Indian Community Baraga MI $2,000,000
Eastern Woodlands Seneca Nation of Indians Irving NY $1,591,200
Eastern Woodlands Mattaponi Indian Tribe West Point VA $1,699,933
Northern Plains Fort Peck Housing Authority Poplar MT $2,000,000
Northern Plains Northern Cheyenne Housing Authority Lame Deer MT $2,000,000
Northern Plains Salish & Kootenai Housing Authority Pablo MT $2,000,000
Northern Plains Cheyenne River Housing Authority Eagle Butte SD $681,888
Northern Plains Crow Creek Housing Authority Fort Thompson SD $2,000,000
Northern Plains Lower Brule Housing Authority Lower Brule SD $2,000,000
Northwest Chehalis Tribal Housing Authority Oakville WA $1,605,356
Northwest Quinault Housing Authority Taholah WA $1,968,241
Southern Plains Chickasaw Nation Ada OK $2,000,000
Southern Plains Choctaw Nation Durant OK $1,280,061
Southern Plains Citizen Potawatomi Nation Shawnee OK $2,000,000
Southern Plains Comanche Nation Housing Authority Lawton OK $2,000,000
Southern Plains Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma Wyandotte OK $2,000,000
Southern Plains Kaw Nation Housing Authority Newkirk OK $2,000,000
Southern Plains Modoc Nation Miami OK $2,000,000
Southern Plains Thlopthlocco Tribal Town Okemah OK $2,000,000
Southern Plains Wyandotte Nation Wyandotte OK $2,000,000
Southwest Cocopah Indian Housing and Development Somerton AZ $1,215,444
Southwest White Mountain Apache Housing Authority Whiteriver AZ $4,000,000
Southwest All Mission Indian Housing Authority (Cahuilla Band) Anza CA $1,322,601
Southwest All Mission Indian Housing Authority (Santa Rosa Band) Mountain Center CA $1,235,000
Southwest Dry Creek Rancheria Band of Pomo Indians Geyserville CA $2,000,000
Southwest La Posta Band of Mission Indians Boulevard CA $1,965,340
Southwest Pit River Tribal Housing Board Burney CA $1,935,691
Southwest Tolowa Dee-in' Nation Smith River CA $2,000,000
Southwest Ohkay Owingeh Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo NM $2,000,000
Southwest San Felipe Pueblo Housing Authority San Felipe Pueblo NM $2,000,000
Southwest San Ildefonso Housing Authority Santa Fe NM $2,000,000
Southwest Santa Clara Pueblo Housing Authority Espanola NM $2,000,000
      Total $69,782,485

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