Indian Community Development Block Grant Program

The Department of Housing and Urban Development Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development operates the Indian Community Development Block Grant Program (CFDA 14.223), though no grant awards have been disbursed since July 2006—over 20 years ago. The program's activity portfolio contains only two Project Grants, both issued in 2006 with completion dates in the third quarter of that year. No recent grant opportunities are currently posted.

The two awards in the historical record—Project Grant B90SR060866 and Project Grant B87SR060823, both obligated on July 1, 2006—carried negative dollar values ($1,500 and $2,532 respectively), suggesting data anomalies or fund reversions rather than active funding. The program shows no evidence of competitive solicitation cycles or award activity in the intervening two decades. The sole funding source has been HUD's Community Planning and Development office, which administered both historical awards as Project Grants.

Given the absence of any grant awards, opportunities, or operational activity since 2006, this program appears inactive or dormant. Business development professionals should verify current program status directly with HUD before pursuing funding under this Assistance Listing. The negative obligated amounts and twenty-year gap in disbursements suggest the program may no longer be accepting applications or awarding funds, though the Assistance Listing remains formally catalogued. No scope, award-size benchmarks, or competitive positioning can be reliably assessed from the available award history.