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    NSP

    NEIGHBORHOOD STABILIZATION PROGRAM

    HUD'S Neighborhood Stabilization Program provides emergency assistance to state and local governments to acquire and redevelop foreclosed properties that might otherwise become sources of abandonment and blight within their communities. Since 2009, HUD has awarded two rounds of NSP funding. Montgomery County received a direct allocation through NSP1 of $5.98 million.  Montgomery County, as part of a Consortium with the Cities of Dayton, Kettering and Fairborn, and the Dayton Metropolitan Housing Authority, was awarded NSP2 funds in the amount of $29.2 million. View the Greater Dayton Consortium plan, here.

    NSP1 Quarterly Reports

    Montgomery County NSP Plan Overview

    Montgomery County NSP1 Plan (Substantial Amendment)

    Montgomery County NSP Eligibility Maps

    Montgomery County NSP Map of Activities through August 2010

    Montgomery County NSP Greatest Need Area Maps

     Jefferson Township Harrison Township
     Huber Heights Miami Township
     Miamisburg Riverside
     Trotwood West Carrollton
     

    Current NSP

    NSP1 Request for Proposals

    No current proposals available at this time.

    Past proposals include:

    Demolition Services

    Appraisal Services

    Real Estate Services

    Title Services

    Additional NSP Related Information

    Link to HUD's NSP web-page

    Area Median Income Guidelines

    Link to NSP Purchase/Rehab/Sell Activities
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    Highlights

    CDBG Applications Available


    Montgomery County  is accepting applications for it's annual Community Development Block Grant planning process. Applications will be accepted until May 31st. Download an application here.

    Public Comment Sought on Amendment to Action Plan

    The Community Development Office is accepting public comment through July 15, 2011 regarding an amendment to its CDBG-R Action Plan originally approved in 2008. The amendment can be found HERE and comments can be made by clicking the Public Comment link on the navigation bar on the department's homepage.