Total HOPWA housing subsidy assistance 217 households. 4. Enhance the quality of housing for low to moderate income homeowners: HOME Program: One single family occupied rehabilitation loan in response to the 6-23-16 Flood. 5. Support local efforts to assure that households in a housing crisis are able to obtain and/or maintain housing stability: HOPWA and ESG Program: No data specific to this question reported 6. Support job creation or retention efforts: CDBG Program: No projects were awarded in 2017 based on job creation or retention efforts 7. Support local community development efforts to assist low- to moderate-income citizens to achieve an improved quality of life by supporting locally developed strategies to protect, maintain, and expand access to facilities, and services and to revitalize deteriorating downtown and residential neighborhood areas: CDBG Program: Each infrastructure project that received CDBG funding will assist low-to moderate-income citizens in achieving an improved quality of life through the development of clean, reliable water systems and wastewater systems. These projects have either improved the current infrastructure or extended services to previously unserved areas, and this continues to be a critical need in many areas of West Virginia. 8. Support local government efforts to provide affordable infrastructure systems to strengthen the foundations for economic growth and alleviate conditions that affect environmental quality, public health, or welfare: CDBG Program: Invested $11,820,103 in 21 public infrastructure projects (9 water and sewer and 12 broadband development), serving approximately 303,500 (low-to-moderate income) persons. Evaluation of past performance is not applicable for HTF due to the new establishment of this program. Additional text for Evaluation of past performance
Total HOPWA housing subsidy assistance 217 households. 4. Enhance the quality of housing for low to moderate income homeowners: HOME Program: One single family occupied rehabilitation loan in response to the 6-23-16 Flood. 5. Support local efforts to assure that households in a housing crisis are able to obtain and/or maintain housing stability: HOPWA and ESG Program: No data specific to this question reported 6. Support job creation or retention efforts: CDBG Program: No projects were awarded in 2017 based on job creation or retention efforts 7. Support local community development efforts to assist low- to moderate-income citizens to achieve an improved quality of life by supporting locally developed strategies to protect, maintain, and expand access to facilities, and services and to revitalize deteriorating downtown and residential neighborhood areas: CDBG Program: Each infrastructure project that received CDBG funding will assist low-to moderate-income citizens in achieving an improved quality of life through the development of clean, reliable water systems and wastewater systems. These projects have either improved the current infrastructure or extended services to previously unserved areas, and this continues to be a critical need in many areas of West Virginia. 8. Support local government efforts to provide affordable infrastructure systems to strengthen the foundations for economic growth and alleviate conditions that affect environmental quality, public health, or welfare: CDBG Program: Invested $11,820,103 in 21 public infrastructure projects (9 water and sewer and 12 broadband development), serving approximately 303,500 (low-to-moderate income) persons. Evaluation of past performance is not applicable for HTF due to the new establishment of this program. Additional text for Evaluation of past performance
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