Where Should the City Invest Federal Funding?
What is the Impact?
Kansas City is creating its 2027–2031 Consolidated Plan, which guides how federal HUD funding is invested in housing and community development. Resident feedback is critical to setting priorities for affordable housing, neighborhood revitalization, public services, homelessness assistance, and housing support programs.
Yearly Implementation
The Consolidated Plan also includes yearly updates through the Annual Action Plan (AAP), which outlines housing needs, market conditions, goals, and strategies. These plans:
- Direct resources to strategic target areas and to support housing rehabilitation.
- Fund affordable rental and single-family housing, public services, and community facilities.
- Support emergency housing and services for people experiencing homelessness.
- Provide housing services for persons with HIV/AIDS.
How Much Funding is Available?
From 2022–2025, the City received more than $67.6 million in federal funding to support these efforts. By completing the Resident Participation Survey, residents can help ensure future investments address the community’s greatest needs.
How to Partcipate
Get involved by taking the 5–10 minute survey, attending public workshops, reviewing the draft plan, and providing feedback before it is finalized. Your voice matters.
Follow this event page for updates, meeting announcements, and ways to stay involved.
Contact Information: ConPlanQuestions@kcmo.org
Phases
Public Commenting Period
We're closer to investing millions in housing and community development! Between 2022 and 2025, Kansas City received $67,679,552.32 in federal funding. These funds supported affordable housing, public services, and neighborhood revitalization across the city.
By joining our public meetings, you help ensure these funds address the community’s most urgent needs.