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Ended Project Grant Awarded Last action
- Award ID
- 96272900
- Recipient
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People United For Sustainable Housing, Inc. UEI DC4ZZCUTM6N9
- Awarding agency
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EPA Region 2
Regional Offices, Environmental Protection Agency
- Obligated
- $20,152,214
Award facts
- Assistance listing
- 66.616 Environmental and Climate Justice Community Change Grants Program
- Completion date
- Place of performance
- Buffalo, NY 14213, USA
Award details come from USAspending.gov.
Description
Specifically, the project includes the following initiatives: establishing 150 community resilience hubs/distributed neighborhood mobilization hubs and training sites; creation of communication and technology accessibility for all community resiliency hubs through the purchase portable network kits and solar power kits; create workforce development training centers; conduct green jobs employment training; creation of a green jobs employment resources guide; outreach to the community about the available energy rebates and retrofit programs available to them; conducting outdoor air quality monitoring and outreach; surveying residents about health related questions related to air quality; surveying homes for health related modifications needed; development of an air quality intervention plan for each neighborhood, creation and distribution of a $5 million fund for home improvements related to environmental health. Activities:the activities include establish 150 community resilience hubs (also known as distributed neighborhood mobilization hubs and training sites), DELIVER150 disaster preparedness and resilience trainings; 150 block clubs receiving disaster preparedness supplies; address technology and communication infrastructure needs by purchasing 150 portable network kits and 150 solar kits to power them, while assessing the community's tech and communication requirements; create workforce development training centers and programs focused on jobs that reduce greenhouse gas emissions and air pollutants; a workforce guide created; train 300 disadvantaged workers receive training and certification in construction and green jobs skills; 250 disadvantaged workers placed in jobs in emerging green sectors; creation of a workforce development an industry stakeholder table; launch an energy efficiency and building electrification program, aimed at informing neighborhood mobilization hubs and tenant councils in disadvantaged communities about energy efficiency, home electrification, and appliance rebate programs; 5 million of direct investment in disadvantaged communities and low-to moderate income households; 75 low-to moderate income households receiving $5 million of direct investment in healthy housing improvements; 300 low-to moderate income households receiving $3 million of direct investment in energy efficiency and electrification retrofits; up to 300 low-to-moderate income households referred into utility energy assistance programs and/or community solar subscriptions; improve outdoor air quality and community health through air quality monitoring and outreach; developing an intervention plan for each neighborhood hub; community monitoring and systems installed to households to notify them of increasing pollution levels; outdoor air quality data shared with residents through reports, small group meetings, public presentations and also real-time on the purple air map and webpage. Subrecipient:establish 150 community resilience hubs (also known as distributed neighborhood mobilization hubs and training sites); address technology and communication infrastructure needs by purchasing 150 portable network kits and 150 solar kits to power them, while assessing the community's tech and communication requirements; create workforce development training centers and programs focused on jobs that reduce greenhouse gas emissions and air pollutants; launch an energy efficiency and building electrification program, aimed at informing neighborhood mobilization hubs and tenant councils in disadvantaged communities about energy efficiency, home electrification and appliance rebate programs; improve outdoor air quality and community health through air quality monitoring and outreach, developing an intervention plan for each neighborhood hub; $5 million directly into healthy housing improvements that support energy EFF
Transactions
| Action | Obligated | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Amendment | $0 | |
| Original award | $20,152,214 |
Quick answers
Who received award 96272900?
96272900 was awarded to People United For Sustainable Housing, Inc. by EPA Region 2 (Regional Offices) on January 15, 2025.
How much is award 96272900 worth?
$20,152,214 has been obligated on 96272900.
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