Atlanta, GA Home ATL311 Go GOVERNMENT RESIDENTS VISITORS BUSINESS I WANT TO... Grants and Community Development - COVID-19 Resources and Waivers Plans and Reports Reimbursement Request Requirements Environmental Review Requirements Reimbursement and Contract Dashboard Policy Alerts Fair Housing HOPWA Program Information and Documents Section 8 Multifamily Housing Program Community Housing Development Organizations Certificate of Consistency with Con Plan Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) Government » Departments Grants and Community Development Print Feedback Share & Bookmark Press Enter to show all options, press Tab go to next option Font Size: + - Department of Grants & Community Development Welcome to the new Department of Grants and Community Development. This Department was formed to strengthen the delivery of grant programs City-wide. This Department is the lead entity in preparing and implementing the City’s federal entitlement programs and competitively awarded grant programs. Mission Further affordable, equitable, and resilient communities throughout Atlanta. Vision The City of Atlanta has a vibrant culture, booming economy, and welcoming spirit. We seek to provide opportunities within this great City for all Atlantans to prosper. Our work is done through the investment of grant funds, seeking to serve our most vulnerable residents and strengthen our communities. Shared Principles Be Stewards – We commit to making data driven, strategic investments in our communities by leveraging our federal resources responsibly and thoughtfully. We commit to bring a high-level of professionalism and knowledge to our work, holding ourselves and one another accountable to ensuring collective success. Serve One Another and Our Partners – We strive to provide positive, high-quality and responsive service to all internal and external stakeholders, understanding they are critical to accomplishing our collective goals. Earn Trust Every Day – We never compromise our integrity and believe in openness and transparency. Seek to Continue Growing and Learning – We understand the necessity to be forward-looking and flexible as our profession adapts and search out ways to be on the leading edge. ********************************************************************************************* Public Notices The Department of Grants and Community Development has released funding recommendations for all FY21 Entitlement Programs. Please click below to download the FY21 Funding Recommendation Document. Department of Grants and Community Development FY21 Funding Recommendations ******************************************** The public comment period for the 2020 CAPER has ended. Please use this link to download the 2020 CAPER that was submitted to HUD. City of Atlanta's 2020 CAPER City of Atlanta's 2020 HOPWA CAPER ********************************************************************************************* Notices of Funding Availability (NOFA) HOME Multi-Family and CHDO Application Access all open solicitations from the Department of Grants and Community Development at the eCivis Grants Portal. All questions related to open solicitations need to be submitted via email. **************************************************************************************************************** Sign Up for the Department's Newsletter to Receive Updates **************************************************************************************************************** The City of Atlanta is the recipient of (4) four annual entitlement grants from the U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). These grants are: The Community Development Block Grant (CDBG); the Home Investment Partnership program (HOME); the Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG); and the Housing Opportunities for Persons With AIDS (HOPWA) program. The use of these funds is guided by the City's Consolidated Plan and Annual Action Plan. CDBG funding is designated to address a variety of services and needs, with a portion covering community development needs such as neighborhood stabilization code enforcement, public infrastructure improvements and economic development; HOME funding is used as production tool to address affordable housing for low-income households; ESG funding provides homeless assistance and homeless prevention; HOPWA funding is designated to housing and related supportive services for low-income persons living with HIV/AIDS. Atlanta City Hall Annex Atlanta City Hall Tower Mon-Fri - 8:15 am to 5:00 pm City Directory Government Residents Visitors Business I Want To... Contact Us Site Map Created by GRANICUS - Connecting People and Government Translate