We were incorrect about the shelter dollars not in the Senate Bill. I got the last info from the Associated Press. Here is the list from the National Low Income Housing Coalition comparing the House and Senate Bills:
- National Housing Trust Fund: House, $0/Senate, $0
- Housing Choice Vouchers: House, $0/Senate, $0
- Emergency Shelter Grant Program: House, $1.5 billion/Senate, $1.5 billion
- Public and Indian Housing Capital: House, $5.5 billion/Senate, $5.5 billion
- Project-Based Section 8 renewal funding: House, $0/Senate, $2.1 billion
- Project-Based Section 8 green retrofit: House, $2.5 billion/Senate, $118 million
- Neighborhood Stabilization Program: House, $4.19 billion including renter protection language/Senate, $0
- Low Income Housing Tax Credit gap financing: House, $0/Senate, $2 billion
- Low Income Housing Tax Credit fixes: House, 9% credit exchange/Senate, acceleration of value of 9% credits
- HOME program: House, $1.5 billion/Senate, $225 million
- Rural Housing Insurance: House, $500 million/Senate, $200 million
- Lead Hazard Reduction: House, $100 million/Senate, $100 million
Brian Davis
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