Hermosa Beach IN-THE-ZONE office hours for commercial zoning: July 27 & Aug. 5
Hermosa Beach is hosting IN-THE-ZONE office hours on July 27 (in person) and Aug. 5 (virtual). Here’s what’s covered and how to join.
Community Development
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Greenville City Council agenda: CDBG and SEDAP filings for community park
Greenville’s July 13 council agenda would authorize Alabama CDBG Community Enhancement and DRA SEDAP filings tied to a new community park plan.
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Orlando’s draft HUD housing plan heads to July 6 public hearing—how to comment
Orlando will hold a second public hearing July 6 on draft HUD housing plans for 2026-2030—how to review, comment, and what comes next.
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Carroll County Planning & Zoning meets July 21: zoning/variance guide
Carrollton GA – Carroll County’s Planning & Zoning Commission meets July 21, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. Learn its role, pre-application timing, and where to check agendas.
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Orem City Council sets July 14 hearings on State Street plan change, 360 W 1500 S rezoning
Orem UT – Orem City Council holds July 14 hearings on a PD-53 concept-plan text change near 1890 N State St and a 360 W 1500 S PF/R12→R8 rezoning.
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Oakland City Council adopts FY 2026-27 HUD plan for CDBG, HOME, ESG, HOPWA
Oakland City Council held a public hearing and approved a FY 2026-27 HUD Annual Action Plan, accepting up to $14,674,799.07 for CDBG, HOME, ESG and HOPWA.
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El Paso lands $25,000 grant to improve access to resident services
El Paso was chosen for a National League of Cities resilience program that brings $25,000 and nine months of coaching to help connect residents to support.
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Orlando housing plan comment period runs through July 6
Orlando residents can review the draft 2026 housing plan and speak at a July 6 hearing before the city finalizes HUD-funded priorities.
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Cleveland and CMSD RFQ to reuse 12 closed school sites: responses due July 20
Cleveland OH – City and CMSD extended the deadline for developers to respond to an RFQ for reusing 12 closed school sites to July 20, 2026.
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Boise residents have until July 2 to comment on housing funding plan
Boise, ID – Residents have until July 2 to comment on draft housing and community-development plans that will guide federal funding priorities.
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Buffalo’s HUD comment deadline puts housing repair priorities in focus
Buffalo NY – Residents have until June 26 to comment on the city’s draft housing plan as complaints over heat, mold and repairs stay in focus.
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Fayetteville council to hear 2026-27 HUD spending plan on April 27
Fayetteville City Council is set to review the 2026-2027 HUD Annual Action Plan Monday, a key step for housing, homelessness and neighborhood spending.
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Jersey City opens public comment on its 2026 federal housing and services spending plan
Jersey City NJ – The city has opened a 30-day comment period on its 2026 HUD spending plan, giving residents and nonprofits a chance to weigh in before May 25.
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Fremont’s draft 2026-27 action plan puts $2.2 million in federal housing and services funds on the table
Fremont CA – The city’s draft 2026-27 action plan would direct about $2.2 million in federal housing and community funds, and residents can weigh in before May 12.
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Richmond opens comment on $12.6M HUD housing plan before April 27 and May 11 hearings
Richmond VA – The city is taking public comment on a five-year housing plan and 2026 action plan that steer about $12.6 million in federal funds.
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Orlando’s housing and homelessness spending plan is taking shape, and residents should know where the money is going
Orlando FL – The city is moving more than $44 million into housing and homelessness efforts, with new planning, grants, and policy tools guiding what comes next.
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Longview opens 2026 housing and community grant cycle, with April 24 deadline and May 14 hearing
Longview WA – The city’s 2026 HOME and CDBG grant window is open now, with applications due April 24 and a City Council hearing set for May 14.
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Laredo council to weigh $3.15 million lead-hazard housing grant as city highlights local housing aid
Laredo TX – City Council is weighing a $3.15 million HUD lead-hazard housing grant and up to $250,000 in local match, with more details still to come.
