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Developer
The County of Orange Housing and Community Development Department is updating its Contractors Bidder’s List and is currently soliciting contractors.
Neighborhood Stabilization Program
The County of Orange received allocations of Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) funds from the US Department of Housing and Urban Development and the State of California. The funds may be used to acquire foreclosed and abandoned properties for homeownership and rental activities in eligible areas. Program funds are available for households at 120% Area Median Income (AMI) or below, with 25% of total funding targeted to households at 50% AMI or below.
Below is a list of the NSP contractors approved by the Board of Supervisors. Please contact these agencies directly to find out how to qualify for this program; or for more information, Joanna Chang at 714-480-2993.
Affordable Housing Clearinghouse
Brenda Rodriguez
Executive Director
(949) 859-9255
http://www.affordable-housing.org/
Mary Erickson Community Housing
Susan McDevitt
Executive Director
Jill Martin
Program Director
(949) 369-5419
http://www.maryerickson.org/
Mercy House
Linda Wilson
Housing Director
(714) 836-7188 x 103
http://www.mercyhouse.net/
Neighborhood Housing Services of Orange County
Ron Rohrer
NSP Coordinator
Ken Mutter
Chief Operations Officer
(714) 490-1250
http://www.nhsoc.org/
http://nhsocaffordablehomes.org/
Funding under the 2010 NOFA has been exhausted. OC Community Services is no longer accepting applications for funding or Project Based Vouchers. We are only accepting applications for Mental Health Services Act (MHSA) funds. Please contact Kevin Fincher at 714-480-2994 if you are interested in applying for MHSA funds.
SEEKING EXPERIENCED MHSA DEVELOPERS FOR HOUSING IN ORANGE COUNTY.
The MHSA Housing Program, administered by CalHFA, provides funds for California counties to build and operate permanent supportive housing for members of the MHSA target population who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, and low income. The MHSA subpopulation includes children and youth, transitional age youth, adults 18 and older and older adults 60 and older. MHSA funds are now being committed to projects throughout California. The County of Orange received an allocation of $33 million in capital and operating subsidies from the State. Developers may access the funds through submission and approval, through the County of Orange, of an MHSA Housing Program Application. To learn more about the County's MHSA program, please see http://ochealthinfo.com/mhsa/housing/ and Mental Health Services Act Housing Plan Guidelines for Application and Orange County Mental Health Services Act (MHSA) Housing Plan. If interested in creating MHSA units in Orange County, please contact Judy Iturriaga at mhsahousing@ochca.com and/or Kevin Fincher at mhsa.housing@hcs.ocgov.com
The Utility Allowance Schedule is associated with builders who are constructing affordable housing, who need a letter from us giving them the utility allowances.
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