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Council holds hearings and approves HUD five‑year plan items and HOME reallocations
Summary
Council held public hearings on HUD-related plans, discussed potential federal funding cuts, and approved the city's FY 2025–29 consolidated plan and amendments to the FY25 annual action plan to reallocate HOME funds to CHDO set-aside.
The council held public hearings on HUD-related documents including the five‑year consolidated plan (FY25–29), the FY25–26 annual action plan, and a second substantial amendment reallocating HOME funds for CHDO (Community Housing Development Organization) set‑aside.
Carlos Aguirre, Community Development Director, briefed the council on federal budget uncertainty: the presidential FY26 proposal would, if enacted, make sweeping changes to HUD programs including deep cuts that could eliminate or restructure CDBG and HOME funding and convert Section 8 program delivery. Aguirre told the council those federal proposals were not final and that staff would continue to monitor developments during the federal budgeting process.
After receiving public comment, the council closed the hearings and approved the proposed consolidated plan and the annual action plan amendments as presented. No roll-call tallies were read aloud; staff said the council adopted the relevant resolutions authorizing the plans and reallocations and will proceed with HUD-required steps for community participation and program administration.
