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ARPA Grant Funding Available

In response to the Coronavirus Pandemic (COVID-19) the City of Las Cruces is soliciting proposals for Community and Economic Development initiatives. These federal funds are to be used by the City for programs or services that address or mitigate the negative impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic for households, businesses, or populations disproportionately impacted by the public health emergency.

ARPA Pre-Proposal Meeting (from Sept 23rd)
Grant Application Notice (For More Information)
Applications will only be accepted from eligible 501c organizations at: https://lascruces.smapply.org/prog/ARPA

Affordable Housing Qualified Grantee Applications

The City of Las Cruces is soliciting applications from Affordable Housing Qualified Grantees. For more information, please open the following documents for the program.

Housing & Neighborhood Services

This section addresses community needs related to affordable housing, public services funding, and public infrastructure improvements intended to improve the lives of low and moderate-income residents and neighborhoods of the community. All Housing and Urban Development (HUD) funded programs comply with the City’s Consolidated Plan.

Programs

The Home Rehabilitation program assists low to moderate-income homeowners to bring their homes up to current codes and standards. The Mobile Home Ramp program assists disabled, low-income occupants to get a wheelchair ramp for their mobile home.

Fair Housing, it’s not an option, it’s the law!Landlord/Tenant Relations explains the rights and responsibilities for both renters and landlords under the New Mexico Uniform Owner-Residents Relations Act.

Affordable Housing is a program that helps implement affordable rental and homeownership projects.

The Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program funds a variety of public service and infrastructure programs.

City Health Care Grants provide funding to various non-profit organizations that provide health care services to low and moderate-income individuals.

Housing for the Homeless programs funds various programs such as the Shelter Plus Care (housing for disabled homeless persons), Tenant-Based Rental Assistance, and Transitional Housing programs.