The administrative and judicial receiverships funds support the cost and administrative of public housing agencies (PHAS) under HUD receivership

This $250,000 Formula Grant award from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) Public and Indian Housing Office supports the administrative and operational costs associated with monitoring and recovering public housing agencies (PHAs) designated as "substantial default" or "troubled" under the Public Housing Capital Fund program (CFDA 14.872). The grant provides funding for activities including travel, technical assistance, and contract costs for consulting and oversight to help recover these underperforming PHAs. The award aims to enable HUD to assume responsibility for the governance and management of these PHAs' public housing and housing choice voucher programs, providing technical assistance, oversight, and monitoring to bring the PHAs back into compliance. The performance period for this grant runs from December 17, 2024 to September 30, 2027.

Activities

Activities to be performed are based on the needs of possession, monitorship, substantial default, and troubled PHA situation(S) as listed under section 6J of the 1937U.S. Housing act. The PHA must comply with all terms of their recovery agreement, including all performance requirements, outcomes, and deadlines consistent with section 6(J)(3)(B)(II) of the act and 24 C.F.R. 902.75(D), and subject to the waivers and alternate requirements under PIH notice 2021-14 (HA) 11(a) and 12(D).

Expected outcomes

The expected outcome for the funding is the remediation of the conditions in which a PHA was designated substantial default and or troubled. The measurable outcome is that HUD will be able to track the amount of dollars spent on phas in substantial default, possession, or monitorship activities. The PHA shall improve its performance, as measured by the performance indicators established pursuant to paragraph 1 in section 6J of the 1937 act, by at least 50 percent of the difference between the most recent performance measurement and the measurement necessary to remove that agency's designation as troubled.

Intended beneficiaries

The intended beneficiaries for public housing capital funds are low-income public housing residents within phas in possession, monitorship, substantial default, and troubled designations.

Subrecipient activities

The recipient does not intend to subaward funds.