U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD) Programs
Each year, the City of Missoula receives funding from the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD) in the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and Home Investment Partnerships (HOME) programs.
CDBG and HOME funds must benefit Missoula’s low- and moderate-income residents and leverage resources to:
- Improve the supply of affordable housing,
- Assist with public improvements, and
- Fund eligible public services.
Check out our summary of projects we’ve funded in the past 5 years, and take our quick survey to help guide future year funding!
See below for all the ways you can comment on how federal funds are spent in our community!
Each year, the City of Missoula receives funding from the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD) in the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and Home Investment Partnerships (HOME) programs.
CDBG and HOME funds must benefit Missoula’s low- and moderate-income residents and leverage resources to:
- Improve the supply of affordable housing,
- Assist with public improvements, and
- Fund eligible public services.
Check out our summary of projects we’ve funded in the past 5 years, and take our quick survey to help guide future year funding!
See below for all the ways you can comment on how federal funds are spent in our community!
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Comment on our 2025 End of the Year Report
13 days agoShare Comment on our 2025 End of the Year Report on Facebook Share Comment on our 2025 End of the Year Report on X (formerly Twitter) Share Comment on our 2025 End of the Year Report on Linkedin Email Comment on our 2025 End of the Year Report linkLet us know what you think about the projects we funded last year and the outcomes we’ve reported.
- Did we focus on the right projects?
- Are we supporting Missoula’s priorities?
The 2025 End-of-Year report, known as the CAPER, is available here or to the right under Documents. Let us know what you think of our projects by commenting here!
Public comments on the City’s proposed activities submitted by September 25, 2026, will be included in the final version of the annual CAPER submitted to the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
For further input, Please also take our short six-question survey to help us shape the use of our funds in the future!
Let us know what you think about the projects we funded last year and the outcomes we’ve reported.
- Did we focus on the right projects?
- Are we supporting Missoula’s priorities?
The 2025 End-of-Year report, known as the CAPER, is available here or to the right under Documents. Let us know what you think of our projects by commenting here!
Public comments on the City’s proposed activities submitted by September 25, 2026, will be included in the final version of the annual CAPER submitted to the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
For further input, Please also take our short six-question survey to help us shape the use of our funds in the future!
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Public Comment: HMH's One-for-One Replacement Plan
over 3 years agoShare Public Comment: HMH's One-for-One Replacement Plan on Facebook Share Public Comment: HMH's One-for-One Replacement Plan on X (formerly Twitter) Share Public Comment: HMH's One-for-One Replacement Plan on Linkedin Email Public Comment: HMH's One-for-One Replacement Plan linkIn Program Year 2022, the Poverello Center was awarded Community Block Development funds (CDBG) for help expanding and improving their Housing Montana Heroes veterans program (HMH). As a part of this project, the Poverello Center will be converting and rehabilitating the Clark Fork Inn Apartments at 1010 West Broadway to include 17-20 transitional housing units.
All occupied or vacant lower-income dwelling units that are to be demolished or converted to another use for this project will be replaced in the community in accordance with Section 104(d), 24 CFR 42.375.
The joint City of Missoula/Missoula County One-for-One Replacement Plan outlines the replacement of those units. You can find the report under Documents in the sidebar.
Please use this forum to comment on the plan.
All comments received by Wednesday, February 22, 2023, will be considered by the City of Missoula and Missoula County and included with the plan.
In Program Year 2022, the Poverello Center was awarded Community Block Development funds (CDBG) for help expanding and improving their Housing Montana Heroes veterans program (HMH). As a part of this project, the Poverello Center will be converting and rehabilitating the Clark Fork Inn Apartments at 1010 West Broadway to include 17-20 transitional housing units.
All occupied or vacant lower-income dwelling units that are to be demolished or converted to another use for this project will be replaced in the community in accordance with Section 104(d), 24 CFR 42.375.
The joint City of Missoula/Missoula County One-for-One Replacement Plan outlines the replacement of those units. You can find the report under Documents in the sidebar.
Please use this forum to comment on the plan.
All comments received by Wednesday, February 22, 2023, will be considered by the City of Missoula and Missoula County and included with the plan.
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Phone 406-552-6651 Email BowerL@ci.missoula.mt.us
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2025 CAPER End of Year Report.pdf (534 KB) (pdf)
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HOME-CDBG Project Summary 2021-2025.pdf (2.12 MB) (pdf)
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2026 Action Plan_Draft (664 KB) (pdf)
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PY25 Community Needs Assessment (33.2 MB) (pdf)
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2024-2029 Con Plan Draft.pdf (2.08 MB) (pdf)
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Missoula Citizen Participation Plan.pdf (254 KB) (pdf)
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Amended_Final_Section 104 One-for-One Replacement Plan (002).pdf (371 KB) (pdf)
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Community Consultation & Feedback
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