(Deming) – Some homes in Columbus will be improved through funds from USDA Rural Development’s Housing Preservation Grant Program.
USDA Rural Development State Director Terry Brunner said they awarded a grant of $50,000 to Tierra del Sol Housing, Inc. to make improvements to six homes in Columbus and Anthony.
The funding is part of a program which allows public and non-profit entities to access grant funds to rehabilitate homes for low-income residents in rural areas.
Brunner said making sure quality, affordable housing options exist is essential to the sustainability of rural communities, adding that USDA’s investment will help Tierra del Sol, a local housing organization, continue its supportive work in the communities of Columbus and Anthony.
Non-profits interested in accessing the program can visit www.usda.gov or call the Rural Development State Office in Albuquerque at 505-761-4952.
USDA Rural Development State Director Terry Brunner said they awarded a grant of $50,000 to Tierra del Sol Housing, Inc. to make improvements to six homes in Columbus and Anthony.
The funding is part of a program which allows public and non-profit entities to access grant funds to rehabilitate homes for low-income residents in rural areas.
Brunner said making sure quality, affordable housing options exist is essential to the sustainability of rural communities, adding that USDA’s investment will help Tierra del Sol, a local housing organization, continue its supportive work in the communities of Columbus and Anthony.
Non-profits interested in accessing the program can visit www.usda.gov or call the Rural Development State Office in Albuquerque at 505-761-4952.
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