Legislative & Policy
ACTION ALERT: Urge Your Member of Congress to Fully Fund Rental Assistance
CLPHA, Industry Partners and Over 700 National, State and Local Organizations Send Letter Asking Congress to Fully Fund Rental Assistance
ACTION ALERT: Urge Your Member of Congress to Fully Fund Rental Assistance In 2026 Federal Government Budget
Share CLPHA’s Budget Request before House Appropriations Committee Meets Next Week
CLPHA Applauds Landmark LIHTC Expansion, Expresses Deep Concern About Safety Net Cuts for Low-Income Families in Reconciliation Bill
The Council of Large Public Housing Authorities (CLPHA) applauds the permanent expansion of the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBA) that President Trump signed into law on Friday. This landmark achievement is a long-sought reform that provides public housing authorities (PHA) with a powerful tool to preserve, improve, and expand the nation’s affordable housing supply.
Congress Passes Trump’s Tax Bill with Deep Cuts to Social Safety Net
Today, House Republicans passed the mammoth reconciliation bill endorsed by President Donald Trump after a tumultuous 13 hours on the House floor. The bill passed by a vote of 218-214, with every Democrat and 2 Republicans voting against it. Senate Republicans passed the bill by a slim margin earlier this week, with Vice President JD Vance breaking the tie. President Trump is expected to host a signing ceremony for the bill tomorrow, which is an acknowledgment of accomplishing his goal of passing the legislation by the Fourth of July.
HUD to Rescind Guidance on Promoting Voter Registration
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Senate Narrowly Passes Trump’s Tax Bill
Bill Includes Meaningful LIHTC and Child Tax Credit Expansion with Deep Social Safety Net Cuts
Protect Families at Risk of Homelessness: Sign the Letter Urging Congress to Protect Federal Rental Assistance and EHV Households
CLPHA, in collaboration with industry partners, has written a letter to Congress advocating for full funding of the Housing Choice Voucher program, project-based rental assistance, and continued assistance for Emergency Housing Voucher households.
HUD Releases Guidance for PHAs Transitioning EHV Families to HCV
2.1 Million Households to Lose Rental Assistance Under Block Grant Program Proposal, According to Urban Institute Analysis
The Trump Administration’s proposal to combine five major federal housing assistance programs into a single state-administered block grant program, would cut existing funding in half and cause 2.1 million families to lose rental assistance and be at-risk of homelessness, according to new analysis from the Urban Institute.