CLPHA, Industry Partners Outline Disastrous Effects of Ending Funding for the Emergency Housing Voucher Program in Letter to Congress
5.19.25
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Legislative & Policy
Trump Administration’s FY26 Budget Proposal Would Cause Irreparable Harm to Rental Assistance Programs
5.6.25
If Enacted, the Proposal Would Also Negatively Impact Private Property Owners and Increase Homelessness
WASHINGTON, D.C. (May 6, 2025) – The Council of Large Public Housing Authorities (CLPHA) released the following statement in response to the Trump administration’s fiscal year 2026 (FY26) budget proposal:
President’s Budget Proposes Steep Cuts to HUD Programs in 2026
Reintroduced CLPHA-Endorsed Affordable Housing Credit Improvement Act Would Finance Nearly 1.6M Affordable Rental Homes Over 10 Years, per Novogradac Analysis
4.10.25
Additional $9.6 Billion Would Provide Housing First for People Experiencing Sheltered Homelessness, Per NAEH Report
4.10.25
CLPHA, Industry Groups Call for Delayed Compliance of NSPIRE-V
House Reintroduces the Affordable Housing Credit Improvement Act
4.9.25
HUD Publishes FY25 Income Limits
HUD Secretary Scott Turner Taking Action to Ensure Federal Grant Programs Do Not Support “Sanctuary” Policies
CLPHA, Industry Groups Urge HUD to Streamline Regulations
4.4.25
CLPHA, NAHRO, PHADA, and the MTW Collaborative are calling for HUD to streamline regulatory measures that will enhance PHAs’ ability to serve their communities. In a letter to HUD Secretary Scott Turner, the groups recommended easing the burdens of cross-cutting programs, expanding local flexibilities, streamlining rental assistance programs, and improvements to other programs.