Redevelopment Authority Of The County Of Monroe

The Redevelopment Authority of the County of Monroe is a U.S. local government entity located in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, registered in SAM.gov since August 24, 2011, with an active registration through December 23, 2025. As a local government organization, the authority focuses on community development, housing preservation, and infrastructure improvement initiatives primarily serving Monroe County's residents. The organization is structured as an inter-municipal government entity that specializes in housing and community development programs, with a primary mission of supporting low-income and rural populations through targeted housing and energy efficiency interventions.

The authority has been extensively involved in federal grant programs, particularly the Weatherization Assistance Program and Rural Housing Preservation Grants. Its primary federal grant work includes receiving a $123,777 Project Grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Housing Service to provide critical home repairs and accessibility modifications for very low- and low-income rural residents in Pennsylvania. Additionally, the organization has multiple sub-grant awards from the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services and the Department of Community & Economic Development, focusing on energy efficiency programs. These sub-grants, which operate under master agreements from 2020-2025 and 2022-2027, support the Weatherization Assistance Program and Crisis Interface Program. The programs aim to reduce energy costs, increase home comfort, safeguard resident health and safety, and handle heating emergencies for vulnerable populations. Through these grants, the Redevelopment Authority of Monroe County plays a crucial role in improving housing conditions and energy efficiency for economically disadvantaged communities in rural Pennsylvania.