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HUD funding coming to local counties
Feb 15, 2015 12:02 am
U.S. Senators Charles Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand on Thu., Feb. 12 announced $8,245,246 in federal funding for housing authorities throughout eight counties in the Capital Region. The funds will be used to modernize and develop affordable housing for low-income, working families in the region. Greene County got $113,897, Columbia County $187,360, Albany County will receive $3,135,513, and Rensselaer County gets $2,158,045. The funding was allocated through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) Capital Fund Program.
· Albany County
o Albany Housing Authority will receive $2,249,899
o Cohoes Housing Authority will receive $458,255
o Watervliet Housing Authority will receive $427,359
· Columbia County
o Hudson Housing Authority will receive $187,360
· Greene County
o Catskill Housing Authority will receive $113,897
· Rensselaer County
o Hoosick Housing Authority will receive $31,278
o Rensselaer Housing Authority will receive $181,359
o Troy Housing Authority will receive $1,945,408
· Albany County
o Albany Housing Authority will receive $2,249,899
o Cohoes Housing Authority will receive $458,255
o Watervliet Housing Authority will receive $427,359
· Columbia County
o Hudson Housing Authority will receive $187,360
· Greene County
o Catskill Housing Authority will receive $113,897
· Rensselaer County
o Hoosick Housing Authority will receive $31,278
o Rensselaer Housing Authority will receive $181,359
o Troy Housing Authority will receive $1,945,408