FY2018 HUD CoC Application Materials

FINAL FY2018 CoC Application Submitted 9-14-18 (posted 9-14-18)

FINAL FY2018 Project Ranking from eSNAPS (posted 9-14-18)

Final FY2018 Project Ranking List (posted 9-11-18)

Note the following due dates:

• Renewal project applications are due by 3:00 PM on June 27, 2018

• New project applications are due by 3:00 PM on July 13, 2018 ***NEW DUE DATE: by 3pm on July 20, 2018***

• FY2018 Renewal Application Policies & Procedures (posted 6/6/2018)

  • FY2018 Renewal Application in Word format (posted 6/6/2018)

• FY2018 New Project Request for Proposals (posted 6/6/2018)

  • Project Application: New Permanent Supportive Housing: Project-Based

  • Project Application: New Permanent Supportive Housing: Scattered-Site

  • Project Application: New Rapid Rehousing

  • Project Application: New Transitional Housing-Rapid Rehousing

  • Project Application: New Coordinated Entry Supportive Services Only

  • New Expansion Grant Applications

    • Expansion PSH or RRH

    • Expansion Homeless Management Information System (HMIS)

    • Expansion Coordinated Entry Supportive Services Only

• FY2018 Renewal Project Self-Scoring Tools (posted 6/6/2018)

  • Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH)

  • Transitional Housing (TH)

  • Rapid Rehousing (RRH)

  • Non-Coordinated Entry Supportive Services Only (Non CE-SSO)

  • Coordinated Entry Supportive Services Only (CE-SSO)

• New: Final FY2018 Project Ranking Policies (posted 8/9/18)

• Additional Policies & Resources (posted 6/6/2018)

  • FY2018 Project Ranking Policies (link removed as these were preliminary policies. Final ranking policies are linked above)

  • FY2018 Reallocation Policies

  • CoC Funded Transitional Housing Projects in FY2018 CoC Competition

  • Detroit CoC Funding Application Review and Ranking Process

  • Detroit CoC Funding Appeals Process Policy & Procedures

  • Draft policy comments and responses

  • FY2018 Grants Inventory Worksheet (GIW)

  • FY2018 CoC Registration

  • Application Process Flow Chart

Past Continuum of Care applications and materials may be accessed here.

2017- 2018 MSHDA ESG

Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) funds provide short- and medium-term rental assistance and services to rapidly re-house homeless people, and places greater emphasis on helping people quickly regain stability in permanent housing after experiencing a housing crisis and/or homelessness. These funds can be used to provide rental assistance including arrearages, mediation fees, utility assistance, security deposits, and case management for each client served.

 Detroit’s 2017 – 2018 Award

The Detroit CoC Body was allocated $248,120 in Emergency Solution Grant funding. 

Exhibit 1 - Submitted September 1, 2017