RICHMOND,Va. (WRIC) — U.S Senators Mark R. Warner and Tim Kaine announced Friday, Sept. 11, that Richmond and dozens of other localities across the commonwealth will have more than $35 million in federal funding heading their way.
The funding comes through the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program. The city of Richmond is set to collect $1.3 million, Henrico County is set to receive a little more than $1.4 million and Virginia Beach is getting to cash in over $2 million.
The CDBG program offers annual grants to communities to develop urban communities by providing safe and affordable housing throughout Virginia, mainly for those households that are at a higher rate of eviction.
The following localities will receive funding through the CDBG program:
Alexandria | $943,356 |
Blacksburg | $210,594 |
Bristol | $116,003 |
Charlottesville | $335,024 |
Chesapeake | $876,358 |
Christiansburg | $111,118 |
Colonial Heights | $104,710 |
Danville | $228,845 |
Fredericksburg | $205,866 |
Hampton | $688,562 |
Harrisonburg | $326,630 |
Hopewell | $125,506 |
Lynchburg | $389,143 |
Newport News | $971,659 |
Norfolk | $1,250,901 |
Petersburg | $189,765 |
Portsmouth | $426,191 |
Radford | $74,893 |
City of Richmond | $1,362,346 |
Roanoke | $546,786 |
Staunton | $125,136 |
Suffolk | $323,149 |
Virginia Beach | $2,069,846 |
Waynesboro City | $117,476 |
Winchester | $182,191 |
Arlington County | $1,348,826 |
Chesterfield County | $1,216,799 |
Fairfax County | $4,850,209 |
Henrico County | $1,417,098 |
Loudoun County | $1,448,141 |
Prince William County | $2,145,011 |
Virginia Nonentitlement | $10,991,109 |
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