Housing Leadership Workgroup

The Fresno CEDP Housing Leadership Workgroup is focused on creating affordable housing solutions for the Fresno neighborhoods. Access housing documents, meeting information, and resources here.

HOUSING WORKGROUP OVERVIEW DOC

This editable document acts as our project tracker and a living document for each of the organization's housing projects, updates, and priorities.

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Fresno Affordable Housing Strategy

This planning document highlights the local and city-wide goals to increase community-responsive housing in our city. The workgroup serves as a model for organized efforts that work toward larger goals.

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The Fresno CEDP Project Manager will make edits to the Fresno Affordable Housing Strategy. Please use this working document to add/change/submit edits to your organization as needed.

It is helpful to use the comment section to tag @andi@fresnometmin.org when edits are made.

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Tiny House Proposal Items

Outreach Proposal

Helpful Resources

Here to Stay Report

The Here to Stay report was commissioned by the City of Fresno as part of its displacement prevention efforts. Both the Transform Fresno program and the City’s Housing Element call for the study of displacement and identification of actions to reduce or prevent it. The Thrivance Group, a consultant with experience in displacement prevention, authored the report after spending countless hours observing community conditions and listening to community members.

Here to Stay Report
One Fresno Housing Plan

It is important to note that this plan is an actionable, iterative and living document that makes recommendations based on data points known at the time of publishing. As community needs, funding opportunities, and priorities shift, so too could recommendations found within this strategy.

One Fresno Report
City of Fresno Consolidated Plan

Every five years, the City of Fresno must prepare a strategic plan (known as the Consolidated Plan) which governs the use of federal housing and community development grant funds that it receives from the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). When preparing a Consolidated Plan, grantees must assess the needs and issues in their jurisdictions as a part of their preparation of these documents.

Consolidated Plan