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The Division of Community Development, within the Department of Metropolitan Development, administers grants made available from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). In doing so, the division completes reports and works to help its project sponsors remain in compliance with HUD regulations.
Community Development largely divides its staff into teams to handle each of the entitlement grants received by the City. Each team is responsible for writing the performance-based contracts, monitoring each project, and completing all financial work and accounting for its respective grant. The division's compliance team assists with the task of ensuring that construction projects are meeting code compliance standards on both a long-term and regulatory basis. The remainder of the staff manages other competitive grants or manages other construction projects that coincide with the five main grants in the division (CDBG; HOME; Continuum of Care (CoC); HOPWA; and ESG.)
Information, Forms and Publications
Indy Neighborhood Stabilization Program Plan:
NSP Maps:
NSP Target Areas-Map 1
Foreclosure Risk-Map 2
Percent of High Cost Loans-Map 3
Percent at 120 and below area Median Income-Map 4
USPS Postal Vacancy Rates-Map 5
Foreclosure Density-Map 6
NSP General Target Areas-Map 7
2009 Action Plan Final Draft:
United Northwest Area Neighborhood Plan:
(All documents except the Application are in pdf format)
The 2008 Housing Trust Fund NOFA has been released. For more information, click here.
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To learn more about Green HOME Guidelines, click on the above logo!
To report an unsafe building, contact the Health and Hospital Corporation at 317.221.2143.
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