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elected officials
Welcome to HUD's web page for elected officials. We've designed this page to give you some basic information and tools to help you do your job. We hope you'll bookmark it and return often.
NEW AND NOTEWORTHY
- Departmental Grants Management System
- Web Clinics for HUD Partners
- HUD news
- HUD’s FY2000 budget
- America’s New Markets Initiative
- Empowerment Zones and Enterprise Communities
- FieldWorks
- Urban Research Monitor
YOUR HOSTS AT HUD
We have an Office of Intergovernmental Relations (OIR) which serves as the single point of contact within HUD for state and local officials and public, private, nonprofit, industry, and governmental organizations and associations. HUD's Community Builders are the "front door" in HUD's local offices. We hope you will get to know and work with the Community Builders in the HUD office closest to you.
HUD RESOURCES
HUD offers grants, loans, and other business opportunities to a wide variety of agencies, organizations, and companies.
- Grants and funding
- HUD programs
- HUD handbooks and forms
- HUD local offices
- HUD clearinghouses
- HUD 800 numbers
- HUD's glossary
- HUD research
- HUD offices
- Community 2020 software
TRAINING/TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
HUD is committed to providing front-end assistance to help you access and utilize HUD’s programs and resources.
- Intergovernmental calendar
- Calendar of events
- Center for Community and Interfaith Partnerships
- Other TA resources
- Office of Community Planning and Development
- Office of Public and Indian Housing
- Office of Housing
- Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity
GENERAL INFORMATION
- State and local resources
- U.S. State and Local Gateway
- Jobs and economic development
- Factfinder
- Other federal agencies
- Local plans
- Empowerment zones
- Historic preservation
- Limited denials and particaption and debarments
- Lead hazard control
- Fair housing
LINKS