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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 16 — Department of administration

16.306 Housing grants.

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16.306 Housing grants.
(1)Definition. In this section, “eligible applicant” means any of the following:
(am)A county or municipal governing body.
(bm)A county or municipal governmental agency.
(c)A community action agency under s. 49.265 .
(d)A private, nonprofit organization.
(e)An organization operated for profit.
(2)Grants.
(a)From the appropriation under s. 20.505
(fm), the department may award a grant to an eligible applicant for the purpose of providing housing and associated supportive services to homeless individuals and families to facilitate their movement to independent living if the conditions under par.
(b)are satisfied. The department shall ensure that the funds for the grants are reasonably balanced among geographic areas of the state that correspond to the geographic areas served by each continuum of care organization designated by the federal department of housing and urban development, consistent with the quality of applications submitted.
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