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Let's Talk Housing: Assessing Needs for FY2019 Annual Action Plan

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The DC Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) receives federal funding for policies and programs in:

  1. affordable housing;
  2. special needs housing;
  3. homelessness;
  4. homeownership; and
  5. community development and public service activities.

Each fiscal year, it develops an "Action Plan" on the best uses of federal resources and as part of that process seeks public input.

Public Hearing: Conservation with Casey Trees

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The public hearing is conducted to ensure that all citizens are informed about the selling of the properties identified above and have the opportunity to publicly present their views concerning the impending sale.

To attend this meeting, please pre-register HERE.

Public Hearing on 809-813 Kennedy St. NW

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DC Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) will hold a public hearing on the property sale that will transform 809-813 Kennedy Street, NW in the Brightwood Park neighborhood of Ward 4 into affordable housing for seniors.

Liberty Place Groundbreaking Ceremony

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 Join Mayor Muriel Bowser, NHT-Enterprise and IBF Development for a ground-breaking celebration for Liberty Place Apartments on Friday, June 22 at 11am. When completed in early 2020, Liberty Place will provide 71 units of affordable housing in the growing Mount Vernon Triangle Neighborhood. 

Celebrating Conservation with Casey Trees

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Join the administration of Mayor Muriel Bowser in a celebration of green space conservation as part of her Vacant to Vibrant DC initiative.  The Expanding Green Space is being conducted in partnership with Casey Trees. To celebrate this partnership, city officials and Casey Trees will hold a ceremonial ribbon cutting, place signage and give brief remarks on the importance of urban land conservation.

Rent Control: Filing Annual and Vacancy Rent Increases

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The District of Columbia's rent control law sets limits on the amount and frequency of rent increases—and gives tenants the right to challenge them. This workshop is designed to help housing providers, as well as prospective and current tenants, understand the issues, and provide an opportunity to get their questions answered.

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