2021 CDBG-DR Allocation

Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery Grant

 

OVERVIEW

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has awarded the City of Detroit over $95.2 million in Community Development Block Grant-Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) to support long-term recovery and mitigation efforts following severe storms and flooding in 2021.

This allocation is designed to address needs that remain after all other assistance has been exhausted. The Action Plan details how funds will be allocated to address remaining unmet need in the City of Detroit.

CDBG-DR GRANT BACKGROUND

The Community Development Block Grant-Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) grant is designed to provide funding to communities affected by major disasters such as hurricanes, earthquakes, and floods. The purpose of the program is to help communities recover and rebuild by providing financial assistance for a variety of projects such as housing rehabilitation, infrastructure improvements, and economic development.

The funds are typically administered by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and are awarded to states, territories, and local governments that have been declared eligible for disaster assistance. The program is meant to complement other federal disaster recovery programs and fill in gaps where those programs don't provide sufficient assistance.

 

 

Funding Breakdown

Program CategoryProjectBudget

Housing

$60,545,600

Private Sewer Repair Program$43,211,450
 Affordable Rental Housing Development Program$17,334,150

Infrastructure and
Public Facilities 

$27,421,000

Public Facility Rehab - Emergency Shelters $15,000,000
 Public Facility Rehab - Emergency Shelters - Mitigation $3,000,000
 Infrastructure - Mitigation $9,421,000

Planning 

$2,500,000

Integrating Resiliency, Sustainability, Hazard Mitigation, and Disaster Recovery into Detroit’s Master Plan of Policies$500,000
 Extreme Weather and Adaptation Planning $450,000
 Critical Facilities Adaptation Pre-Development Plan $400,000
 Fischer Relief & Meldrum Sewer Stormwater Study $380,000
 Near East Side Jos. Campau Stormwater Study$220,000
 Unallocated $550,000
Administration $4,761,400
Total  $95,228,000

 

 

Action Plan and Amendment

Action Plan and AmendmentSummaryDescription
Action Plan Amendment 2

Public Notice 
PUBLIC MEETING Video Recording + Audio Transcript

Monday, December 2nd  at 5:00 pm at the Citywide DON Cast

Monday, December 9th at 5:00 pm at the Citywide DON Cast

Join via Zoom: https://cityofdetroit.zoom.us/j/3631409738

Join via Phone: Dial 301-715-8592 and enter Meeting ID 363-140-9738
Public Comment open from 11/19/2024 - 12/19/2024 at 5pm

 
Action Plan Amendment 1Public Notice  
PUBLIC MEETING Video Recording + Audio Transcript
Public Comment was accepted from 3/27/2024 - 5/2/2024		Approved by HUD on June 17, 2024
Original Action Plan  Public Notice 
Public Comment was accepted from 10/4/2022 - 11/4/2022		Approved by HUD on April 6, 2023

Grant Management Policies and Procedures 

HRD CDBG-DR & CDBG-CV Duplication of Benefits Policy

HRD CDBG-DR Timely Expenditures of Fund Procedure

HRD CDBG-DR Fraud, Waste, and Abuse Policy

HRD CDBG-DR Citizen Participation Plan

HRD CDBG-DR Private Sewer Repair Program Guide

HRD CDBG-DR Subrecipient Monitoring Procedures 

City of Detroit Purchasing of Goods and Services Ordinance 

 

 

Other Resources

Federal Register Notice (Published May 18, 2022)

Federal Register Notice (Published January 18, 2023)

FEMA Disaster

HUD's Interactive Guide to CDBG-DR