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Sandra Rivera, Agency Director

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• Affordable Housing Developers & Owners
  The purpose of this list serve is to distribute information pertinent to the ongoing management of affordable housing in Alameda County, such as changes in HUD income limits, Fair Market Rents, HOME Rent Limits, and other similar information. Subscribers will generally be those who develop and operate subsidized housing.
• Homeless and Special Needs Housing
  The purpose of this list serve is to distribute information relevant to Homeless and Special Needs Housing, the Continuum of Care, and HUD McKinney/HEARTH Act Programs. Subscribers will generally be those who provide homeless and/or Special Needs housing, services, or advocacy and those who want to receive general information about these types of programs. This list serve was formerly known as the "Interested Parties" list.
• Local Housing Policy
  The purpose of this list serve is to distribute information on housing policy issues to staff of local governments and jurisdictional agencies. Subscribers will generally be those who want to receive information about housing-related research, studies, new housing ideas and emerging local housing issues.
• Funding Opportunities