City of Boise Projects Funded by CDBG and HOME
The City of Boise has invested funds into community projects, such as:
- All-accessible playground at Hillcrest Elementary
- Picnic shelter at Grace Jordan Elementary School
- New sidewalks along Canal Street
- Art in the medians along Vista Ave.
- Transit improvements along Vista (shelters, benches, bike racks and art)
As well as assistance and loan programs for income-qualified individuals and affordable housing projects:
- Between 2018-2020, the City of Boise provided 31 loans worth nearly $4 million to income-qualified individuals and for the development of affordable housing.
Funding Distribution
Individuals and families whose income is at or below 80% Area Median Income may qualify for services.
In 2020, the City of Boise’s median income was $74,800 for a four-person household. Families of 4 would qualify for funding, if their income was at:
- 80% of AMI = $59,850 (low income)
- 50% of AMI = $37,400 (very low income)
- 30% of AMI = $22,450 (extremely low income)
To learn more about income guidelines, visit the Housing and Community Development webpage.
Help the City of Boise Determine Community Needs and Priorities
To continue receiving funding from HUD, the City of Boise is required to develop a Consolidated Plan every 5 years. The plan needs to be drafted in partnership with the community to help identify how the money should be used.
Please join us in identifying needs in our community and determining how and where we spend the funds to create a safe, thriving City for Everyone.
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