HAP - Recovery Act Info

Economic Recovery Dollars
at Work at HAP

Like all housing authorities, HAP received funding from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to use on capital projects in its public housing portfolio. The agency also received more than $2 million for a variety of efforts to prevent homelessness, which will be administered through the county-wide Short Term Rent Assistance program HAP manages on behalf of the City of Portland, Multnomah County, HAP, and the City of Gresham. Finally, HAP received operating subsidy for several of its project-based Section 8 properties.

13 jobs funded by the Recovery Act between 10/1/09 and 12/31/09

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Jerry Walker photo HAP Strives for Economic Equity

“We want to ensure this funding has a wide benefit in our community.”
Jerry Walker, Assistant Director, Economic Equity

As HAP undertakes the capital projects receiving ARRA funding, it is committed to achieving its goals for including disadvantaged, minority-owned, women-owned and emerging small businesses. Read about HAP’s economic equity initiative.

HAP Public Housing Sites Receiving Recovery Support

HAP is spending its public housing capital funding to rehab 16 family apartment communities and provide financing for the downtown Resource Access Center, which will include public housing. (Click a housing icon to see details displayed to the right.)

Click a housing icon on map to view Capital Project details.

Multnomah County map

Read how the recovery funds helped a woman-owned construction business.

This page last updated August 21, 2010.

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