Santa Clara County to Lose Millions in Housing Grants
Federal funds for permanent supportive housing programs are expected to be substantially reduced, putting hundreds of Santa Clara County residents at risk of becoming homeless.
The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) plans to cap the amount of Continuum of Care grants that can be used for permanent housing to 30% for the 2026 round of funding.
- Funds will be siphoned into temporary housing programs with work or other requirements attached.
- These grants are Santa Clara County’s largest source of federal funding, with millions of dollars used each year to address homelessness.
County officials said this could leave at least 1,000 households on the brink of homelessness.
Author's summary: Santa Clara County faces millions in lost housing grants.
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