Summary
Fargo is reshaping how it spends federal housing money after canceling several stalled projects. The 2026 plan funds tenant-based rental assistance with SECOGA, street outreach for people experiencing homelessness, alley paving in lower-income neighborhoods, and fair housing work. Commissioner Strand pushed for a housing roundtable and warned the city is lagging on tools like inclusionary zoning and a rental registry.
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Last discussed Jun 8, 2026.
Impact analysis
About $1.4 million in combined federal CDBG/HOME funds, including $550,000 for alley paving.
Low-income renters, people experiencing homelessness, and residents of lower-income neighborhoods like Madison.
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