FY 21–23
FY23
PHADA and Industry Groups Increase Appropriations Request for FY 23
FY 2023 President’s Budget
FY 2023 Congressional Justifications
FY 22
PHADA, Industry, and PHAs Urge Democratic Leadership to Keep Housing Programs in Build Back Better
PHADA and Other Industry Groups Urge Democratic Leadership to Keep Housing Investments in BBBA
On October 18, Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy (D-VT) released the remaining nine FY 22 Appropriations Bills. The bills comply with the topline spending allocation contained in the FY 22 Budget Resolution. Combined with the three bills reported from the Appropriations Committee in August, the bills provide a 13 percent increase for non-defense discretionary programs and a 5 percent increase for defense programs. These bills are largely a product of bipartisan work to address both Democratic and Republican funding priorities. Below are links to the legislative text, explanatory statement, and a summary for the T-HUD FY 22 appropriations bill:
Budget of the United States Government, Fiscal Year 2022
Fact Sheet: The President’s Budget for Fiscal Year 2022
HUD FY 22 Budget in Brief
HUD CFO: FY 2022 Congressional Justifications
Industry Recommendations for FY 22 Budget
White House Releases $1.5T Budget Plan with Major Increase for HUD
The President’s FY 2022 Discretionary Request
FY 21
Appropriations Committee Report - Departments of Transportation, and Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies Appropriations Bill, 2021
House Appropriations Committee Releases FY21 Transportation, Housing and Urban Development Funding Bill
Industry Recommendations for FY 21 Budget
President’s Forum: Budget Action Moves to Capitol Hill
Video: PHADA Analysts Discuss HUD’s FY 21 Budget
HUD Budget Proposes Separate Line Item for Moving to Work Agency Funding
New Policy Provisions in FY 21 HUD Budget
President’s Forum: A Closer Look at the Proposed Budget
President’s Budget Would Slash and Eliminate HUD Programs
HUD Secretary Carson's testimony for the March 4 House T-HUD Subcommittee hearing on HUD's FY 21 budget