Housing and Community Development
It is vital that individuals and families have access to the American Dream – namely, homeownership. I support legislation to help homeowners avoid foreclosure, stop predatory and irresponsible mortgage loan practices, increase the supply of affordable housing, expand veteran and rural housing opportunities, promote fair housing education and enforcement activities, and finance community development initiatives.
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Mike Haskey | Ledger-Enquirer (Columbus, GA)
Cole Trahan | WRBL 3 CBS (Columbus, GA)
After that meeting, Fudge, Bishop, NeighborWorks Columbus Executive Director Cathy Williams and others went to The Columbus Convention and Trade Center for a roundtable discussion about affordable housing.
Amaya Graham | WTVM 9 ABC (Columbus, GA)
COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - Owning a home is a significant and costly step. But, a program called ‘HUD on the Road' brought U.S. Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary to the Chattahoochee Valley this afternoon.
Congressman Sanford Bishop, who represents Georgia's second congressional district, came to introduce Marcia Fudge at the neighborhood works office in Columbus.
Staff | Mitchell County Enterprise-Journal (Camilla, GA)
Last Thursday, Congressman Sanford D. Bishop Jr., announced that Camilla Bancshares, Inc., the parent company of the Bank of Camilla, will be receiving $13,708,000 from the U.S. Department of the Treasury through its Emergency Capital Investment Program.
Alan Mauldin | Albany Herald (Albany, GA)
A lot has changed since then, and with the city now looking to finance the completion of a project to separate stormwater and sewage to prevent future spills, the future smells much better.
Philip Brasher | AgriPulse (Washington, D.C.)
The package includes bills to fund USDA and FDA, as well as EPA, Interior, the Transportation and the Army Corps of Engineers.
Tia Mitchell | Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Atlanta, GA)
These requests, known formally as "community projects" but better known as earmarks, could bring tens of millions of dollars to Georgia beyond anything the state receives through the normal allocation of program funding.
Staff | Albany Herald (Albany, GA)



