
ALT HUD Employees Killed in the April 19, 1995 Bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City Ted Allen Judy Fisher Antonio Reyes Diane Althouse Linda Florence Lanny Scroggins Peter Avilanoza Colleen Guiles Leora Lee Sells Andrea Blanton Gene Hodges, Jr. John Stewart Paul Broxterman George Howard Jules Valdez David Burkett Ann Kreymborg John Karl Van Ess, III Donald Burns, Sr. Teresa Lauderdale David Walker Kimberly Clark James McCarthy Michael Weaver Kim Cousins Betsy McGonnell Jo Ann Whittenberg Diana Day Trish Nix Frances Williams Castine Deveroux Terry Smith Rees Clarence Wilson Susan J. Ferrell Mary Rentie

ALT A gold graphic with an illustration of a person riding a bike, with houses and wind turbines in the background. Text reads, “Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund, Inflation Reduction Act. $20 billion in grants awarded to: reduce climate and air pollution; deliver benefits to communities; mobilize financing and private capital.” EPA logo in bottom right.

ALT HUD Takes Steps to Expand Housing Supply HUD and the U.S. Department of Treasury are extending a proven initiative to create or rehabilitate 38,000+ new rental homes over the next 10 years for low-income families HUD is launching a first-of-its-kind grant competition of $225 million to support owners of manufactured homes and to preserve and revitalize manufactured housing communities The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) released a new draft policy which, when finalized, will preserve affordability for owners of manufactured homes in manufactured housing communities FHA increased loan limits for the Title 1 Manufactured Housing program to better serve low- and moderate-income and first-time buyers of manufactured housing who have not been well-served by the private market Ginnie Mae took steps to modernize its Manufactured Housing program to reduce barriers to entry for Issuers, increase participation, and support manufactured housing supply

ALT Over the next 2 weeks, communities nationwide are conducting the 2024 Point-in-Time (PIT) count PIT, an annual one-night count of the number of people who are experiencing homelessness, is a tool used to measure homelessness trends so that we can address it Here's what HUD has done to address homelessness since the last count in January 2023













