The City receives funds annually from U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to award to organizations serving lower income Hayward residents in housing and community development. To be eligible for Community Development Block Grants (CDBG), organizations must be nonprofit or governmental, serve low income Hayward residents, and submit projects for funding that assist lower income Hayward residents in one or more CDBG priority areas.
In the Fall of each year, the City issues a Request for Proposals (RFP) that contains an overview of the program, CDBG Priorities, a description of the proposal review process, the grant award schedule, and formats and forms required for the proposal.
Grants are awarded using a competitive process. Organizations usually submit proposals in December or January. Proposals are reviewed in February, March, and April, and awarded in May. Funded grant activities begin on July 1.
May 20, 2009 - Please review the City’s CDBG-R Action Plan Amendment, which will allow the City to receive $460,000 in federal stimulus money authorized by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. To comment on this document, for more information, or to request a Spanish language copy of the CDBG-R Action Plan Amendment, contact Anne Culver at 510-583-4238.
Federal regulations require the City of Hayward to adhere to a Citizen Participation Plan (CPP) that provides community members with an opportunity to participate in an advisory capacity in planning and assessing CDBG, HOME, and other HUD-funded programs.
For more information, please call Anne Culver, Social Services Planning Manager at 510-583-4238
Additional Information:
Alameda HOME Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing
FY 10-11 Notice of Funding Availability – English
FY 10-11 Notice of Funding Availability – Spanish
FY 10-11 Facilities Application Packet
FY 10-11 Facilities Short Application in Word Format
FY 10-11 Public Services - Housing Rehab. - Economic Development Application Packet
FY 10-11 Public Services - Housing Rehab. - Economic Development Short Application in Word Format
HUD Programs
2008 Income Limits
Council Priorities
Low-Mod Target Area Map
Redevelopment Project Area Map
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