World Trade Center 9/11 Rebuilding Plan

Information by State  Print version

HUD has provided New York $3.483 billion in Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding in response to the 9/11 attacks. The funds are to be administered by the Empire State Development Corporation (ESDC) and its subsidiary the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation (LMDC).

The current status of funding is as follows:

• $700 million for ESDC - for business retention / attraction and economic loss compensation
• $350 million for LMDC - augment above effort
• $305 million for LMDC - residential incentive program, training assistance program and administrative costs.

For specifics of each program contact the appropriate agency.

	Empire State Development Corporation - WTC Disaster Assistance Programs
	Empire State Development Corporation Business Information
	Lower Manhattan Development Corporation
	State of New York - WTC Emergency Information

Summary of HUD's Overall Response

	Martinez, Pataki and Bloomberg announce $50 Million Affordable Housing Initiative in Lower Manhattan
	Deputy Secretary Jackson attends WTC Rebuilding Announcement
	Bush Administration approves $156 million plan to beautify parks, repair buildings and create open spaces in Lower Manhattan - post 9/11 plan will also help small businesses.
	Bush Administration announces $783 million plan to spare New York utility customers the costs of post 9-11 restoration
	HUD approves $176 million plan for deconstruction of Deutsche Bank Building, cultural programs and lower Manhattan tourism - Federal funding to help development of World Trade Center Memorial

Federal Emergency Management Agency Information (FEMA)

For charity and additional relief information:

	New York State World Trade Center Relief Fund
	September 11th Fund

For related environmental information: