HUD Awards Record $28 Billion to Help Hard-Hit Areas in Nine States, Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands Recover From Major Disasters
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The grants announced today represent the largest single amount of disaster recovery assistance in HUD's history and include more than
"It's clear that a number of states and local communities are still struggling to recover from a variety of natural disasters that occurred in the past three years," said HUD Secretary
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CDBG-DR grants support a variety of disaster recovery activities including housing redevelopment and rebuilding, business assistance, economic revitalization, and infrastructure repair. Grantees are required to spend the majority of these recovery funds in "most impacted" areas as identified by HUD. HUD will issue administrative guidelines shortly for use of the funds to address grantees' long-term recovery needs, particularly in the area of housing recovery.
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