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Housing Reports and Plans

2023 Housing Snapshot Report

The Housing Snapshot Report details high-level trends and needs of the City’s housing market, while also highlighting outcomes of key City initiatives. Because the housing market continues to change, and needs of residents change with it, this report allows residents and City officials an up-to-date overview of key data points on an annual basis. An updated report is published by the end of the 3rd quarter annually.

2019 Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice Full Report and AI Summary Report

Every five years, the City of Madison is required to complete an Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice, which assesses disparities in and barriers to housing access and production for residents based on protected class status. This report helps guide equitable decisions in how the City spends funds to support housing and planning initiatives, helping inform ways to make Madison a more sustainable and equitable City for everyone.

Biennial Housing Report

The Biennial Housing Report is a comprehensive analysis of housing needs and strategies for implementation across separate market segments. Though last written in 2016, this report is still influential in informing local planning and policy. The majority of the data and strategies in this report are now carried forward in other reports and plans – namely the Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice, Housing Snapshot Report, Equitable Development Report, and the Imagine Madison Comprehensive Plan.

Community Plan to Prevent and End Homelessness in Dane County (2016)

Developed in consultation with the Homeless Services Consortium (the local Continuum of Care), this plan identifies the goals, objectives and strategies that, if fully implemented, would lead toward the elimination of homelessness in our community. Updated plan anticipated in 2024.

HUD Plans and Associated Resources

Annual Action Plan (AAP) and Substantial Amendments (SAs)

The AAP (along with any associated SAs) lists the planned investments in community and neighborhood development projects and related efforts toward achieving the objectives described in Madison's associated Consolidated Plan, for the designated year.

(The AAP for the first year covered by a Consolidated Plan is included in the ConPlan document itself.)

CDBG Target Areas Map

Identifies City of Madison census tracts where the current percentage of residents with low- and moderate-income incomes is 51% or higher.

Consolidated Community and Neighborhood Development Plan

(Consolidated Plan, ConPlan, Strategic Plan, Five-Year Plan)
The Consolidated Plan describes the community development strategies, over a five-year period, that will guide Madison's use of the federal funds the City receives annually from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).

Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER)

The annual CAPER lists the community development projects undertaken by the City of Madison for the year, and their contributions toward meeting the community and neighborhood development objectives described in Madison's associated Consolidated Plan.

Expected Practices for School Age Programs

These practices are based on the Madison-area-Out-of-School Time Effective Out-of-School Time Practices.

Other Reports and Resources

Dane County Youth Assessment

The 2021 Dane County Youth Assessment (DCYA) is a collaborative effort led by the Dane County Youth Commission in partnership with the United Way of Dane County, Public Health Madison & Dane County, the City of Madison, nineteen public school districts, and one private high school.  Youth completed the survey through their schools between January and April 2021. The High School Report and Middle School Report provide data tables of every survey question along with county-wide youth responses by grade level. The 2021 DCYA Overview Report summarizes and highlights key findings.

Guidance for Implementing the Reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act

The reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) requires that housing providers that manage federally-assisted housing units comply with VAWA. This document provides guidance on how to ensure this compliance, including an overview of the required documents that must be offered to applicants and maintained by the housing provider, along with specific notices, protocols and plans that must be adhered to and followed.

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