Tag Archives: Marcia L. Fudge

HUD’s support will help strengthen capacity and invest in innovative and actionable research for Hispanics to address issues regarding housing, economic development, and the built environment for underserved communities.

The rule expands upon HUD’s previous policy, implementing opportunities for transparency and accountability while bolstering economic equity for American families.

The Biden-Harris Administration releases their vision of a clean-energy future, which was jointly shaped by HUD, Energy Department, and Environmental Protection Agency.

The Department has issued a new round of funding to protect children, families, and individuals from exposure to lead and other hazards in their homes.

Kim McClain will manage the Department’s legislative affairs, Congressional relations, and policy matters impacting federal, state, and local governments, and public and private interest groups.

The Department’s latest round of funding will help bridge the wealth gap by connecting residents of public housing to employment and education.

Two new Requests for Information from HUD mark the first time the Department has solicited comments on how to equitably distribute critical disaster recovery funds.

Establishment of the new Rate Reduction Incentive advances HUD’s Climate Action Plan to create climate resiliency, reduce greenhouse emissions, and pursue environmental justice in housing.

A new HUD proposed rule aims to increase homeownership opportunities for Native American families by providing a federal guarantee on qualifying loans in the event of default.

HUD Secretary Marcia L. Fudge and Deputy Secretary Adrianne Todman addressed the 27th U.N. Climate Conference to discuss the Department’s climate action plan through improving efficient and resilient building standards.