Hudson County has secured $913,480 in funding for the Housing Choice Voucher program that will be allocated towards nine different local housing authorities.
By John Heinis/Hudson County View
“Many families across New Jersey struggle to make ends meet and find, keep, and maintain a healthy home. We must keep investing in our federal housing programs so that every New Jerseyan has a safe place to call home and raise a family,” U.S. Senator Bob Menendez (D-NJ) said in a statement.
“All New Jersey families deserve a decent, affordable place to live. These grants are crucial for New Jersey’s public housing authorities to best serve the people who rely on them for safe and stable housing,” added U.S. Senator Cory Booker.
The Jersey City Housing Authority, the largest one in the county, expectedly received the most money: $322,725. The Union City Housing Authority received $120,064, while the North Bergen Housing Authority was in the same ballpark at $113,169.
The remains local allocations are as follows:
Bayonne Housing Authority
$87,854
Guttenberg Housing Authority
$61,944
Hoboken Housing Authority
$60,440
Secaucus Housing Authority
$36,908
West New York Housing Authority
$65,545
Weehawken Housing Authority
$44,831
Let it be for housing not affordable housing, knowing many people don’t have a job. Let it be according to there income don’t be fool people know the difference
Ok. If this is the case and want to help familes? Can any agency help my son 11 yrs old that is Disabled and I. Please