Fudge detalla el presupuesto HUD FY2023 de $71.9 billion con alzas en vouchers, CDBG y resiliencia climática

El 15 de marzo de 2022, Periodista #2 (filings) fija el peg de lote sobre el comunicado HUD Archives HUD No. 22-055. Primaria: https://archives.hud.gov/news/2022/pr22-055.cfm. Fuente: HUD Archives. El release lleva fecha de publicación For Release Monday March 28, 2022 («Statement by HUD Secretary Fudge on the President's Fiscal Year 2023 Budget»). Peg 15 mar 2022 ≠ fecha del comunicado 28 mar 2022; son dos anclas distintas: el lote editorial y la fecha impresa del press release.

El título del release resume la visión presupuestaria: Budget Proposes Transformational Investments to Support Underserved Communities and Equitable Community Development, Increase Access to and Production of Affordable Housing, Promote Homeownership and Wealth-Building, Advance Sustainable Communities, Climate Resilience, and Environmental Justice, and Strengthen HUD's Internal Capacity. El Biden-Harris Administration submitted to Congress the President's Budget for fiscal year 2023.

Secretary Marcia L. Fudge, según el release, situó la misión de HUD en la visión del Presidente de build a better America — ensuring that every person has a shot to get ahead and addressing longstanding systemic challenges, including racial injustice, rising inequality, and the climate crisis. Parafraseando con cuidado el quote del comunicado: el Budget tells the American people that the President, and the agency, view housing as a foundational platform to help address urgent national challenges; y que el Budget ayudará a meet the mission to provide security and stability for those who live on the outskirts of hope, advance opportunity and equity on behalf of marginalized communities, and meet existential threats posed by natural disasters and climate change. Cita del release ≠ acusación ni hallazgo de auditoría.

Cifra central: The 2023 President's Budget requests $71.9 billion for HUD, approximately $11.6 billion more than the 2022 annualized continuing resolution (CR) level. Budget request ≠ appropriated ≠ obligated ≠ disbursed. Esta nota archiva la petición del Presidente/HUD; no un Act de appropriations ya firmado ni un ledger de outlays.

Housing Choice Voucher Program: el Budget provides $32.1 billion, which accommodates 200,000 new vouchers — the largest one-year increase in vouchers since the program was authorized in 1974 — prioritizing survivors of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, stalking, and human trafficking, and households experiencing homelessness. Public Housing Fund: $8.8 billion for grants to Public Housing Authorities to operate, maintain, and make capital improvements serving approximately 1.7 million residents of public housing.

Homeless Assistance Grants: $3.576 billion, an increase of $576 million, to help communities reduce homelessness among families, individuals, and youth, including survivors of domestic and dating violence, sexual assault, stalking, and human trafficking. Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program: $3.8 billion, including $195 million in targeted resources to remove barriers and revitalize 100 of the most historically underserved neighborhoods in the United States, and $86 million for fair housing programs for targeted and coordinated enforcement, education, and outreach.

Housing supply: el Budget requests $35 billion for the Housing Supply Fund, a new mandatory program providing grants to State and local housing finance agencies and their partners to invest in strategies to increase the supply of affordable housing. HOME Investment Partnerships (HOME) Program: $2 billion. FirstHOME Downpayment Assistance initiative: new $100 million set-aside under HOME for States and insular areas to better support sustainable homeownership for first-generation and/or low-wealth first-time homebuyers.

Project-Based Rental Assistance, Housing for Persons with Disabilities, and Housing for the Elderly: el Budget proposes $15 billion to fully fund renewals and amendments, along with $180 million for new development in Section 202 Housing for the Elderly and Section 811 Housing for People with Disabilities. Climate resilience and energy efficiency: $1.1 billion in targeted improvements in public housing, Tribal housing, multifamily-assisted housing, and other assisted housing. Health hazards: $400 million to remove dangerous health hazards from homes, including mitigating threats from fire, lead, carbon monoxide, and radon. Neighborhood transformation: $250 million to help communities develop and implement locally driven comprehensive neighborhood plans to transform underserved neighborhoods.

El Budget also supports authorizing the Community Development Block Grant-Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) program — lenguaje de autorización programática en el request, no una allocation CDBG-DR concreta a Puerto Rico en este press release. También menciona Ginnie Mae ESG disclosure efforts. Salaries and expenses (S&E): the 2023 Budget requests $1.8 billion, $306 million more than the annualized CR level for 2022, which, in combination with carryover of 2022 funding, will support 8,326 full-time equivalent (FTE) employees. IT Fund: $382 million for modernization of HUD's IT systems, infrastructure, and cybersecurity.

Reglas Periodista #2: budget request ≠ appropriated by Congress ≠ obligated en awards ≠ disbursed/outlayed ≠ theft. Quien trate el $71.9 billion como cash ya en manos de grantees confunde el request FY2023 con un appropriation act y con outlays. El apoyo a «authorizing CDBG-DR» en este release no sustituye el Allocation Announcement Notice FR Doc. 2022-02209 ni Table 1 de Puerto Rico.

Lectura de archivo: título vibe — Fudge detalla el presupuesto HUD FY2023 de $71.9 billion con alzas en vouchers, CDBG y resiliencia climática. Contacto del release: HUD Public Affairs (202) 708-0685. Content Archived: January 2, 2024 (nota al pie del archivo HUD). Topic: economy. Kind: noticias. Cousin: none. SSD only; no GitHub/commit/push. Hechos solo del HUD No. 22-055 leído en box (/tmp/p2-b8/hud.txt).

Para periodistas de datos: reproducir el paquete exige citar $71.9 billion / +$11.6 billion vs CR; vouchers $32.1 billion / 200,000 new; Public Housing Fund $8.8 billion / ~1.7 million residents; Homeless Assistance $3.576 billion / +$576 million; CDBG $3.8 billion / $195 million / $86 million fair housing; Housing Supply Fund $35 billion; HOME $2 billion / FirstHOME $100 million; renewals $15 billion / +$180 million 202/811; climate $1.1 billion; hazards $400 million; neighborhood plans $250 million; S&E $1.8 billion / +$306 million / 8,326 FTE; IT $382 million; y el apoyo a authorizing CDBG-DR. Peg 15 mar 2022 = lote; release date Monday March 28, 2022.