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Neighborhood Stabilization Program Grants

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-   NSP1 Federal Register Notice
-   NSP1 Bridge Notice - Coming Soon
-   NSP Local Government Allocations Summary
-   NSP Frequently Asked Questions
-   NSP1 News Release


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NSP1

HUD awarded grants to a total of 309 grantees including the 55 states and territories and selected local governments to stabilize communities hardest hit by foreclosures and delinquencies. The regulations for NSP1 grantees are noted at 73 FR 58330. Revisions to these regulations are noted in the NSP Bridge Notice (Coming Soon).



State and Local NSP Allocations

NSP1 grantees were selected on the basis of statutory objectives and a greatest need formula developed by HUD. Each of the 50 states and Puerto Rico received a minimum award of $19.6 million. Insular areas and the District of Columbia were also stipulated to receive a direct award. The other grantees that received direct awards were selected on the basis greatest need factors (e.g. highest rate of foreclosures, subprime mortgages, abandoned homes, etc.) with a minimum grant threshold of approximately $2 million. The map below lists each NSP grantee allocation by state.

Map of the United States Washington Oregon California Nevada Arizona Idaho Utah Montana Wyoming Colorado New Mexico Texas Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska South Dakota North Dakota Minnesota Iowa Missouri Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi Tennessee Kentucky Illinois Wisconsin Michigan Indiana Ohio Alabama Florida Georgia South Carolina North Carolina Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania District of Columbia Maryland Deleware New Jersey Connecticut New York Rhode Island Massachusetts Vermont New Hampshire Maine Hawaii Alaska Puerto Rico U.S. Virgin Islands American Samoa Guam Northern Mariana Islands

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Obligation & Expenditure Timelines

Under NSP1, grantees have 18 months from the date HUD signed their grant agreements to obligate these funds and four years to expend allocations (not including program income). HUD expects that grantees will have contracts signed or, at a minimum, made written offers for properties within 18 months. Options or other non-binding instruments are not acceptable.

Program Administration

NSP grantees may use up to 10% of their allocations for administrative and planning costs. In addition, up to 10% of the program income generated from NSP funded activities may be used for administrative and planning costs. For all grantee including states, the 10% limitation applies to the grant as a whole.

Program Reporting

The Disaster Recovery Grant Reporting (DRGR) system was developed by HUD for Disaster Recovery program management, but it is being utilized by NSP for reporting purposes. Data from the system is used by HUD staff to review activities funded under NSP and for required quarterly reports to Congress.

Contact Us

If you are an NSP grantee and would like additional information on the program please use this form to contact a HUD NSP Representative. To view previously posted questions and responses view this page.

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