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Oct 30, 2026
Dec 31, 2026
Seeks a provider to operate the 45-unit 1 Victor Street homeless response site, either as a 24/7 emergency shelter or through a proposed alternative temporary housing intervention, and deliver housing-focused services.
Posted
Oct 1, 2026
Nov 13, 2026
Capacity-building grants of up to $80,000 for up to one year are available to Rhode Island-incorporated nonprofits to strengthen their ability to develop affordable housing in Bristol and/or Washington Counties.
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One Capitol Hill
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(401) 222-7901
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02908
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Rhode Island Housing Resources Commission
This document details the approval of the 2027 Qualified Allocation Plan for Rhode Island, incorporating significant changes and stakeholder feedback. It outlines updates across various sections, including glossary terms, overview, state criteria, housing needs, rent restrictions, rehabilitation requirements, market studies, and public housing waiting lists. The plan also details revisions to the project selection process and LIHTC review criteria, encompassing threshold, financial feasibility, marketability, and readiness to proceed. Scoring changes related to financing, incomes served, workforce promotion, community, and sustainability are included. A summary of public comments and the Executive Office of Housing's responses regarding TDC caps, mixed-income housing, SRO units, accessibility, and application processes is also provided, with the overarching goal of maximizing the production of new affordable housing units and ensuring efficient use of Low-Income Housing Tax Credits.
The "Housing 2030" plan outlines the development of a state housing strategy for Rhode Island, focusing on setting clear, measurable goals and actionable strategies to address housing needs. Its vision is to produce and preserve diverse, affordable, and accessible housing options for all Rhode Islanders. Key priorities include increasing housing production, enhancing affordability and access, promoting homeownership, and reducing homelessness, guided by principles that encourage development in areas with existing infrastructure, job proximity, and public transit. This plan is designed to be an actionable roadmap for policy, budget proposals, federal fund utilization, and municipal planning efforts.
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This document provides an update on the State Housing Plan, focusing on key takeaways and goal-setting strategies derived from an Integrated Housing Report. The plan identifies a projected need for 2,224 to 3,087 new housing units annually, highlights Rhode Island's comparative lag in housing investment, and addresses limitations in current housing production data. It explores various goal-setting approaches, including overall production targets, affordable housing targets, and hybrid models, based on practices in other jurisdictions. The overarching aim is to improve data collection, inform state housing priorities and policies, and establish a shared vision and goals for future housing development.
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