Disaster Recovery

Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery Funds

 

The City of Detroit needs your feedback on programs to help Detroiters recover from the 2021 floods! The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development recently announced that the City of Detroit has been allocated $57.5 million in Community Development Block Grant-Disaster Recovery funds to help Detroit residents recover from the June 25-26 floods and to build resilient systems and infrastructure to combat climate change. 

The Detroit Housing and Revitalization Department is looking for YOUR feedback on the city's action plan, which proposes using these funds to recover and protect homes from flooding and improve flood protection infrastructure. To provide your feedback on the plan, which can be found here, or to ask questions, please email [email protected]. Please submit your input by end of business on November 4. 

 

VIEW THE HUD CDBG-DISASTER RECOVERY DRAFT ACTION PLAN: CLICK HERE

 

Several public meetings will be held to provide input on the Action Plan. View the flyer below for meeting details. 

 

Notice of Outreach

 

​​Disaster Recovery Draft

 

 

 

 

Timeline of Grant

  1. Federal Register Notice: May 18, 2022
  2. Date of Applicability: May 31, 2022
  3. Financial Certifications Due to HUD: July 28, 2022
  4. Action Plan Due to HUD: Fall 2022
  5. HUD Takes 60 days to review and approve or deny Action Plan with requested edits
  6. Upon Action Plan Approval from HUD – HRD Ramp Up

Grant Components

  • Limited English Proficiency Plan: In Progress
  • Schedule of Public Hearings: In Progress
  • CDBG-DR Action Plan and Substantial Amendments: In Progress
  • DRGR Performance Reports: Will get posted once the program begins 

Funding Breakdown

Year Disaster Allocation for unmet Needs CDBG-DR mitigation  set aside amount Total allocated by Public Law 117-43 MID Amount (100% Total Allocation) MID Area
2021 4607 $50,079,000 $7,512,000 $57,591,000 $57,591,000 City of Detroit

*The City is only allowed to use 5% of the total allocation on Administrative activities = $2,879,550

*The City is only allowed to use 15% of the total allocation on Planning activities = $8,638,650

Resources

Federal Register Notice (Published May 18, 2022)

FEMA Disaster