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Collaborative Partnerships: Work in collaboration with HUD financing programs, including RAD, and secure state and local funding to support development initiatives. Education: Bachelor's degree in a relevant field such as business, urban planning, or public administration, or an equivalent combination of education, experience, and training.
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Assist with planning and conducting training seminars on Housing Credit, Bond, SAIL, Hope VI, HUD, HOME and Rural Development regulations for administrative site employees. Responsible for compliance with state, county and federal funding programs including, RD and Section 8 in conjunction with Tax Credits, LIHTC, BOND, SAIL, SHIP, HOME and a variety of other funding sources related to affordable housing.
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Experience in grant management experience with FEMA or HUD. 3+ years of experience in planning, mitigation, or disaster management. Are you interested in opportunities in Disaster Management? 3+ years of CDBG - DR experience.
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