Housing Grant
Summary
Bozeman's share of federal CDBG money — $355,712 this year — will open four more transitional housing units at Family Promise and fund eviction prevention. Those four units could serve up to 40 families a year since they turn over frequently.
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Last discussed Aug 5, 2026.
Impact analysis
$355,712 in federal grant money, already in the city's biennium budget.
Low- and moderate-income households, families experiencing homelessness, and renters facing eviction.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (2)
‘Pathways to stability’: City receives federal housing grant amidst high housing costs
‘Pathways to stability’: City receives federal housing grant amidst high housing costs Bozeman Daily Chronicle
Economic Vitality Board - Aug 5, 2026
Bozeman's share of federal CDBG money — $355,712 this year — will open four more transitional housing units at Family Promise and fund eviction prevention. Those four units could serve up to 40 families a year since they turn over frequently.
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