Home Investment Partnership
Program (HOME)-American
Recovery Supplemental Act
(ARPA) Funds
Stockton City Council
April 5, 2022
Agenda Item 16.2
Background – HOME-ARPA Funding
• On January 31, 2020, a Public Health emergency
was declared in the United States due to COVID‐
19 • In response, on April 8, 2021, the US Dept. of
Housing and Urban Development (HUD) allocated
nearly $5B in ARPA funds to States, Counties, and
local jurisdictions for the development of
affordable housing and services for the homeless
or other vulnerable populations
HOME-ARPA Funding
City of Stockton allocation: $6,380,677
Eligible activities:
• Production or Preservation of Affordable Housing
• Tenant‐Based Rental Assistance
• Supportive Services, Homeless Prevention
Services, and Housing Counseling
• Purchase and Development of Non‐Congregate
Shelter
• Funding will be focused on homeless housing
activities, not limited to acquisition, rehabilitation, new construction, and rental assistance
• Qualifying local nonprofits are eligible to apply for HOME‐ARPA funds
• In accordance with HUD guidance, a five‐day public
comment period was provided March 7‐12, 2022
HOME-ARPA Funding
Program Proposed Activity Ending
Date
Existing
Budget
New
Budget
HOME‐ARPA Homeless Services
and Housing
Activities
9/30/2030 One ‐time
award
$5,742,610
HOME‐ARPA Program
Administrative
9/30/2030 One ‐time
Award
$638,067
Total HOME‐
ARPA Funding
$6,380,677
Annual Action Plan is substantially amended to
allocate HOME‐ARPA funds to eligible activities
HOME-ARPA Funding
Recommendations
Recommend that the City Council adopt a
resolution:
1. Amend the 2020‐2024 Consolidated Plan, 2021‐
2022 Annual Action Plan,
2. Approve and accept the HOME‐ARPA funding
allocation of $6,380,677,
3. Approve and authorize the execution of the HOME‐
ARPA Standard Agreement with HUD to accept grant
funding; and,
4. Authorize the City Manager, or designee, to
appropriate grant funds and to take necessary
actions to carry out the purpose and intent of the
resolution.