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Decisions made in Washington, DC affect even the most remote corners of rural America. Affordable housing everywhere in the country is impacted by what federal agencies do, what Congress does, even what the Supreme Court decides. HAC follows federal policy and government actions closely and gives rural housing stakeholders the information they need. Details about the most recent government funding, laws, regulations, and more are provided on this page. HAC provides summaries and key facts in the biweekly HAC News newsletter and on its social media streams.

HAC does a wonderful job in providing national presence and leadership in Washington and with other national organizations to keep rural housing issues within their focus

– Comment from HAC’s Stakeholder Survey

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Can Again Make Equity Investments in LIHTCs

Affordable rental housing development has regained two important…

USDA Announces Rural Development State Directors

Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue announced a full list of State…

HAC’s Testimony to the House Financial Service Committee on NAHASDA

"In carrying out its work in Native American communities since…

Senate Committee Approves FY18 USDA Funding Bill

On July 20 the Senate Appropriations Committee passed S. 1603,…

Senate Begins Marking Up USDA Funding Bill

The Senate Agriculture Appropriations Subcommittee marked up…

HAC Weighs in on House Ag Appropriations Bill

HAC Executive Director Applauds Improvements over Administration's…

House Republicans Release Draft USDA Funding Bill

On June 27, 2017 the House Appropriations Committee released…

FY17 Spending Agreement Supports USDA and HUD Housing

The omnibus spending bill for FY17, announced on May 1, provides…

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