Hochul announces $55 million in new funding to provide housing across Hudson Valley, state
The funding will create over 250 units of supportive and emergency housing, with six of the projects will be built in Ulster County.
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11ds agoGov. Kathy Hochul on Thursday announced $55 million in new funding to help provide housing in the Hudson Valley and across the state.
The funding will create over 250 units of supportive and emergency housing, with six of the projects will be built in Ulster County.
The Homelessness Housing and Assistance Program has committed over $91 million in state funding in the 2024 budget.
