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2026-17777Federal RegisterActiveSep 1, 2026

Revision of Operations Notice for the Expansion of the Moving to Work Demonstration Program

This notice revises HUD's Operations Notice for the Expansion of the Moving to Work (MTW) Demonstration Program, which was last published August 28, 2020 with technical revisions in March 2025. The revisions cover funding flexibility, program administration, special purpose vouchers, and multiple MTW waivers in Appendix I and II, including changes to stepped rent, imputed income, work requirements, and local non-traditional activity limits. HUD is soliciting public comments on these revisions, with a 60-day comment period followed by an additional 30-day period.

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HCVPBVPublic HousingHOTMA+4 more

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PIH 2026-12PIH NoticeActiveJun 9, 2026

Implementation of the Federal Fiscal Year (FFY) 2026 Funding Provisions for the Housing Choice Voucher Program

This notice implements the Housing Choice Voucher program funding provisions of the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2026, explaining how HUD calculates CY 2026 HAP renewal funding, administrative fees, and HAP set-aside categories for PHAs. It details renewal calculation steps for non-MTW, MTW Initial, and MTW Expansion PHAs, reserve offset policies, and application processes and deadlines for ten HAP set-aside categories, including a new Mainstream Vouchers Increased Costs category. PHA staff should use this to understand funding eligibility, apply for set-aside categories by the stated deadlines, and manage shortfall risk.

HCVPBVMainstreamEHV

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PIH 2026-06PIH NoticeActiveMar 16, 2026

Rescission and Revision of Certain PIH Notices

This notice rescinds a series of PIH notices tied to COVID-19 pandemic guidance that are now obsolete, including CARES Act funding, waiver, and closeout notices. It also revises Notice PIH 2020-32 by striking LEP-related remote hearing/briefing guidance, and rescinds portions of Notice PIH 2021-14 that pertain to HCV and Public Housing (the ICDBG/IHBG portions remain intact). PHA staff should note that rescinding the 2024-04 LEP guidance does not remove their obligation to comply with Title VI language access requirements.

HCVPublic HousingMainstream

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PIH 2025-19PIH NoticeActiveJun 20, 2025

Guidance on Transitioning EHV Families into HCV and End of EHV Services Fee Expenditure

This notice guides PHAs on transitioning Emergency Housing Voucher (EHV) families into the regular Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) program so they do not lose housing assistance as EHV funding runs out. It explains how PHAs can adopt EHV preferences on their HCV waiting lists, addresses waivers around criminal rescreening, income eligibility, SSN verification, and payment standards, and sets deadlines for PHAs to stop spending and finish reporting EHV services fees.

HCVEHVMainstreamFair Housing

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PIH 2025-13PIH NoticeActiveMay 14, 2025

Implementation of the Federal Fiscal Year (FFY) 2025 Funding Provisions for the Housing Choice Voucher Program

This notice implements the Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) program funding provisions of the Full-Year Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act, 2025 (Public Law 119-4), covering renewal calculations, HAP Set-aside, administrative fees, Tenant Protection Vouchers, and Mainstream Vouchers for calendar year 2025. It provides PHAs with the methodology HUD uses to calculate renewal funding, offset excess reserves, and apply for various HAP Set-aside categories, along with application deadlines and eligibility criteria. PHA staff should use this notice to understand funding calculations, apply for set-aside categories by the specified deadlines, and note policy changes from the prior year's notice.

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PIH 2024-30PIH NoticeActiveAug 20, 2024

Statutory and Regulatory Waivers for Mainstream Vouchers

This HUD notice establishes statutory and regulatory waivers and alternative requirements for Mainstream Vouchers, which serve non-elderly persons with disabilities. It sets mandatory policies including a 120-day initial search term, flexible extension policies, and a ban on residency preferences, plus optional policies like separate waiting lists and preferences for Mainstream Voucher applicants. PHAs must adopt the mandatory policies within 120 days of publication.

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PIH 2024-21PIH NoticeActiveJun 24, 2024

HCV 2024 HAP Funding - Revised HAP Set-aside Shortfall Funding Requirements

This notice revises the CY 2024 HAP Set-aside shortfall funding requirements for PHAs administering the Housing Choice Voucher program, establishing stricter eligibility rules and voucher issuance restrictions for PHAs facing funding shortfalls. It supersedes Appendix E of PIH Notice 2024-16 and directs PHAs identified as at risk of shortfall to suspend general voucher issuance, cease absorbing ported vouchers, and implement cost savings measures under HUD's Shortfall Prevention Team (SPT) guidance. This matters because PHAs must comply with these requirements to remain eligible for shortfall Set-aside funding and to avoid terminating participating families due to insufficient funds.

HCVPBVMainstreamRAD

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PIH 2024-16PIH NoticeSupersededMay 28, 2024

Implementation of the Federal Fiscal Year (FFY) 2024 Funding Provisions for the Housing Choice Voucher Program

This notice implements the FFY 2024 funding provisions of the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2024 for the Housing Choice Voucher Program, explaining how HUD calculates HAP renewal funding, administrative fees, Tenant Protection Vouchers, and special fee set-asides for PHAs. It also details application procedures, deadlines, and eligibility requirements for various administrative and special fee categories that PHAs must follow to receive CY 2024 funding. PHA staff should review this to understand funding calculations, new special fee categories, and submission requirements via DocuSign.

HCVMainstreamFSS

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PIH 2024-17PIH NoticeSupersededMay 10, 2024

Streamlined Review Process for Regulatory Waivers to Expedite Admission to the Housing Choice Voucher (HCV), Project-based Voucher (PBV), and Public Housing Programs for Persons Experiencing Homelessness

This HUD notice creates a streamlined process for PHAs to request regulatory waivers of third-party verification requirements (date of birth/disability status, and income/assets) to speed up admissions for persons experiencing homelessness to the HCV, PBV, and Public Housing programs. If approved, these waivers allow PHAs to accept self-certification instead of third-party documentation, with a requirement to verify the information within 90 days after admission or HAP contract execution. The waivers, when granted, remain in effect for 12 months, and the notice also summarizes existing verification flexibilities PHAs can already use without a waiver.

HCVPBVPublic HousingEHV+1 more

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PIH 2024-04PIH NoticeSupersededJan 31, 2024

Guidance on Eligible Uses for PIH Program Funds Related to Persons With Limited English Proficiency

This PIH Notice provides guidance to PHAs and PIH grantees on how they may use PIH program funds—including Operating Fund, Capital Fund, HCV Administrative Fees, and Mainstream/EHV fees—to ensure meaningful access for persons with limited English proficiency (LEP), as required under Title VI and Executive Order 13166. It recommends PHAs conduct a four-factor analysis, develop a Language Access Plan, and provide appropriate language assistance services. The notice also notes that FHEO monitors compliance and can issue findings against PHAs and PIH grantees that fail to meet these requirements.

HCVPBVPublic HousingMainstream+2 more

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