The AHSC Program funds projects that implement land-use, housing, transportation, and agricultural land preservation practices that reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
Notice of Funding Availability
| Round | Document Name | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Round 9 | NOFA | Download |
| Round 9 | Guidelines | Download |
| Round 9 | NOFA Workshop Slides | Download |
| Apply Now | Download | |
| Round 9 | Application Workbook | Download |
| Round 9 | Application Intake Report | Download |
| Round 9 | Standard Agreement Exhibit A Loan | Download |
| Round 9 | Standard Agreement Exhibit B Loan | Download |
| Round 9 | Standard Agreement Exhibit D Loan | Download |
| Round 9 | Standard Agreement Exhibit E Loan | Download |
| Round 9 | Standard Agreement Exhibit A Grant | Download |
| Round 9 | Standard Agreement Exhibit B Grant | Download |
| Round 9 | Standard Agreement Exhibit D Grant | Download |
| Round 9 | Standard Agreement Exhibit E Grant | Download |
| Round 9 | Grant Homeownership Exhibit A | Download |
| Round 9 | Grant Homeownership Exhibit B | Download |
| Round 9 | Grant Homeownership Exhibit D | Download |
| Round 9 | Grant Homeownership Exhibit E | Download |
| STD 204 Payee Data Record | Download | |
| Government Agency TIN Form | Download |
Program Overview
The AHSC Program provides grants and/or loans, or any combination thereof, to projects that seek to integrate low-carbon transportation and affordable housing, with an emphasis on providing benefits to disadvantaged and low-income communities.
The AHSC Program identifies three eligible Project Area Types:
- Transit Oriented Development (TOD) Project Areas,
- Integrated Connectivity Project (ICP) Project Areas, or
- Rural Innovation Project Areas (RIPA)
Fifty (50) percent of the available funds are set aside for affordable housing (which includes affordable housing developments, housing related infrastructure, or both), and 50 percent of the available funds are set aside for projects benefitting disadvantaged communities.
Note: A single project can address both set-asides above and are not mutually exclusive.