Legal Notices
Legal Notice Downloads
- 2023 CHDO Certification and Operating Legal Notice
- NSP3 Request for Public Comment – Legal
- NSP 3 4th Amendment to Action Plan
- SOLICITUD DE COMENTARIO PUBLICO
- 2022 Legal Notice – CAPER – English
- 2023 Fall Funding Round HOME and HTF NOFA
- Camp Rainbow GOLD FONSI-NOI – English
- Camp Rainbow GOLD FONSI-NOI – Spanish
- 2022 Legal Notice – CAPER – Spanish
- Habitat for Humanity – FONSI-NOI_English
- Habitat for Humanity – FONSI-NOI_Spanish
Analysis of Impediments / Assessment of Fair Housing
Please Note.These documents are based on point-in-time data available to researchers up to publication. It is understood that:
- Policies and procedures in place during this period are subject to change
- Data was assumed to be current and accurate at the time of collection
- Actual practices or policies should be independently verified prior to any formal action
- County level data should not in any way be interpreted as reflecting policies or practices of housing providers, municipalities or other independent jurisdictions or organizations located within a county.
2022
State of Idaho – Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice
2017
Statewide Analysis of Impediments to Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing/Assessment of Fair Housing
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development is phasing out the Analysis of Impediments (AI) and replacing it with the Assessment of Fair Housing (AFH) model in the coming years. IHFA and Commerce commissioned a hybrid AI/AFH in early 2016. The final version of the document reflects a year-long data-gathering process involving key stakeholder interviews, statewide focus group discussions and a public comment period and public hearing.
Five-Year Consolidated Plan for HOME, ESG, CDBG, HTF
Program funds can be used for eligible activities anywhere in Idaho with the exception of a HUD-designated “entitlement” community. CDBG entitlement communities are Boise, Coeur d’Alene, Idaho Falls, Meridian, Pocatello, Lewiston, Caldwell and Nampa. Boise is also a HOME entitlement community. Each entitlement community receives an allocation of program funds directly from HUD.
Every five years, HUD requires its Grantees to submit a that summarizes the jurisdiction’s housing and community development needs, priorities, goals, and strategies for the next five Program Years. This document is the Five-Year Consolidated Plan. The Program Year for Idaho’s program year begins April 1st of each year and ends March 31st of the subsequent year.
HUD also requires Grantees to submit an annual plan that identifies the next Program Year’s allocation as well as annual goals, strategies, and anticipated outcomes. The Annual Action Plan is submitted to HUD 45 days before the beginning of each Program Year.
90 days after each Program Year ends, the Grantees are required to submit a report to HUD regarding the previous year’s outcomes as adopted in the Annual Action Plan.The report is the Consolidated Annual Performance Evaluation Report, commonly referred to as the CAPER. IHFA is the lead agency for these reporting requirements.
2020-2024 Five-Year Consolidated Plan
Five-Year Consolidated Plan and 2020 Action Plan (Updated)
Unique Appendices CARES (Updated)
2019 Idaho County-Level Housing & Demographic Data
Statewide Housing Needs Survey
CDBG Non Housing Need Assessment Survey Results
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