Sandy Programs - CDBGDR

NYC RECOVERY | Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery


Sandy Programs

Sandy Action Plan
Sandy Programs
National Disaster Resilience (NDR)
Sandy Environmental Records
Sandy Quarterly Performance Reports
Sandy Procurements and Contracts

Sandy Action Plan

Sandy Programs

National Disaster Resilience (NDR)

Sandy Environmental Records

Sandy Quarterly Performance Reports

Sandy Procurements and Contracts


Overview

The City is using its CDBG-DR allocation to address the most urgent housing, business, resiliency, and infrastructure needs in neighborhoods hardest hit by Hurricane Sandy. You can learn more about these programmatic areas in the Hurricane Sandy Action Plan.

The City has further designed and implemented specific programs related to each category that will address the greatest needs facing constituents and the City as a whole. For example, the City has developed separate programs to help single-family homeowners, and multi-family building owners and renters.

These Programs are carried out by a number of Citywide agencies and non-profit partners within the oversight of the Mayor's Office of Management and Budget (OMB) in partnership with the Mayor's Office of Housing Recovery Operations (HRO) and the Mayor's Office Resiliency (MOR).

As the City's chief financial agency, the Mayor's Office of Management and Budget (OMB) serves as grant manager for the City's allocation of CDBG-DR funding, overseeing programmatic activities to ensure that funds are spent in compliance with Federal regulations. The Mayor's Office of Housing Recovery Operations (HRO) manages the Build It Back Program to return homeowners and tenants to their homes while the Mayor's Office of Recovery and Resiliency (ORR) oversees the City's multilayered OneNYC climate resiliency program to help strengthen the City against future climate events.

The programs described in these sections do not include an additional $176 million in grant funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) through the National Disaster Resilience Competition (NDRC). You can learn more about how this funding is being used by visiting our National Disaster Resilience page.

Housing

Build It Back: Single-Family

Build It Back: Multi-Family

Build It Back: Temporary Disaster Assistance Program (TDAP)

Build It Back: Workforce Development

Public Housing - NYCHA

Business

Business Loan and Grant Program

RISE: NYC

Business PREP

Infrastructure and Other City Services

Rapid Repairs

Rehabilitation of Public Facilities

Resiliency

Rebuild by Design – East Side Coastal Resiliency

Rebuild by Design – Hunts Point

Staten Island University Hospital

Breezy Point Mitigation

Raise Shorelines

Sheepshead Bay Courts Infrastructure