Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program
Investing in
New Albany’s Future
The City of New Albany is proud to participate in the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program, a federally funded initiative that strengthens our community by supporting housing, infrastructure, and economic development projects. As an entitlement city, we receive annual funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to enhance the quality of life for low- and moderate-income residents.
Public Hearings
We value community input in shaping our CDBG program! The City of New Albany hosts public hearings and workshops to gather feedback on funding priorities and upcoming projects.
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CDBG Funding & Eligibility
CDBG funds are designed to serve low- and moderate-income individuals and neighborhoods.
Programs may be available for: Homeowners needing housing rehabilitation Nonprofits providing essential community services Infrastructure improvements in eligible areas
How to Apply
Organizations, nonprofits, and individuals interested in CDBG funding should follow these steps:
1️. Check Eligibility – Review HUD guidelines and local CDBG priorities.
2️. Submit an Application – Applications are accepted every year in February
3️. Review & Approval – Applications are evaluated based on need, impact, and compliance.
Current & Upcoming Projects
Our CDBG funding is making a difference! Here are some of the recent and upcoming projects improving our community:
New Directions Emergency
Repair Program
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Open Door Youth Services
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Hope Southern Indiana
Clothe A Teen
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Grants
FY24 Community Development Block Grant
Contact Us
Want to stay informed about CDBG funding opportunities, public hearings, and community projects? Attend our public meetings to share your input!
For more information about the CDBG program, eligibility, or application process, please reach out:
City of New Albany – Redevelopment Department
Claire Johnson – Redevelopment Director
Cjohnson@cityofnewalbany.com
Shelby Carnforth – Grant Manager
Scarnforth@cityofnewalbany.com
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