You may download a copy of each of the CDBG Plans and Reports from this web site or review a copy at one of the seven Travis County Community Centers.
Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice
About the Analysis of Impediments
As an entitlement county receiving Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds from HUD, Travis County must fulfill its fair housing responsibilities by developing an Analysis of Impediments (AI) to Fair Housing Choice and by taking actions to overcome the effects identified in the AI through the implementation of a Fair Housing Plan (FHP) and maintain records reflecting the analysis and actions taken. For more information on Fair Housing, please see the Fair Housing page of this website.
- 2019 Travis County Comprehensive Housing Market Analysis
- Executive Summary and Action Plan for the Central Texas Assessment of Fair Housing 2019-2023
- Central Texas Assessment of Fair Housing 2019-2023
- Travis County Fair Housing Plan Report of Accomplishments 2014-2018
- Travis County Fair Housing Action Plan 2014-2018
- Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice 2014-2018
Citizen Participation Plan
About The Citizen Participation Plan
The Citizen Participation Plan (CPP) is a document that outlines the methods by which HHS/VS will encourage public participation in the planning and implementation of its CDBG program.
Travis County’s Citizen Participation Plan (CPP) outlines procedures for notifying the public of public hearings and opportunities to comment on community needs, planned use of CDBG funds and performance of all CDBG funded projects.
The plan also outlines Travis County efforts to ensure accessibility of all CDBG public notices, hearings, and posted documents to all segments of the population, including people with unique needs, language barriers, or limited ability.
Consolidated Plans
About The Consolidated Plan
Every three or five years, HHS/VS publishes a Consolidated Plan, which includes demographic and community-wide data.
The Consolidated Plan also sets out the strategic direction for allocating funds, establishing the goals and strategies for a five year period.
During the development of the Consolidated Plan the public has ample opportunities to provide input related to community needs and the five-year strategic direction. As planning begins for the next Consolidated Plan, the CDBG office will inform the public of different ways that community residents and service providers can be involved in determining the County’s next five-year strategic direction.
- PY19-23 Consolidated Plan and PY19 Action Plan
- Substantial Amendment #3 to the PY19-23 Consolidated Plan and PY19 Action Plan
- Substantial Amendment #3 to the PY19-23 Consolidated Plan and PY19 Action Plan Summary (in English)
- Substantial Amendment #3 to the PY19-23 Consolidated Plan and PY19 Action Plan Summary (en español)
- Substantial Amendment #2 to the PY19-23 Consolidated Plan and PY19 Action Plan
- Resumen de las Enmiendas Substanciales #2 al Plan Consolidado de AP19-23, Plan de Accion del AP19, y Plan de Participacion del Ciudadano
- Substantial Amendment to the PY19-23 Consolidated Plan and PY19 Action Plan
- Substantial Amendment to the PY19-23 Consolidated Plan and PY19 Action Plan Summary
- Resumen de las Enmiendas al Plan Consolidado de AP19-23 y el Plan de Acción de AP19
- Original PY19-23 Consolidated Plan Summary
- Resumen del Plan Consolidado de AP19-23 (antes de las Enmiendas Substanciales)
- Travis County PY2014-18 Consolidated Plan and Action Plan
- Travis County PY2011-2013 Consolidated Plan and Action Plan
- 2006-2010 Consolidated Plan – Amended August 2007
Annual Action Plans
About Annual Action Plans
Each year, an Action Plan is published to inform the community how Travis County intends to allocate its annual CDBG award. Projects found in each Action Plan follow the goals and objectives set out in the Consolidated Plan.
The public has an opportunity to provide input related to the community needs and project ideas by either attending public hearings held annually during the months of February and March, by filling out a Citizen Participation form or by submitting a Project Proposal Form.
The public also has an opportunity to comment on the proposed uses of CDBG funds by attending a public hearing or by submitting a written comment during a 30-day public comment period held in late June through mid-July of each year.
Download Annual Action Plans
- Program Year 2023 Action Plan
- Program Year 2023 Action Plan Summary in English
- Program Year 2023 Action Plan Summary en español
- Substantial Amendment to the PY16 Action Plan
- Substantial Amendment to the PY17 Action Plan
- Substantial Amendment to the PY18 Action Plan
- Program Year 2022 Action Plan
- Program Year 2022 Action Plan Summary in English
- Program Year 2022 Action Plan Summary in Spanish
- Program Year 2021 Action Plan
- Program Year 2020 Action Plan
- Program Year 2019 Action Plan
- Program Year 2018 Action Plan
- Program Year 2017 Action Plan
- Program Year 2016 Action Plan
- Program Year 2015 Action Plan
- Program Year 2014 Action Plan
- Program Year 2013 Action Plan
- Program Year 2012 Action Plan
Consolidated Annual Performance Evaluation Report (CAPER)
About the Consolidated Annual Performance Evaluation Report
Every year, Travis County publishes a Consolidated Annual Performance Evaluation Report (CAPER).
The CAPER provides an overview of Travis County’s CDBG performance for the past year including performance measures, project status and fiscal expenditures.
The CAPER is posted annually for public comment during the months of November and December in accordance with the Citizen Participation Plan.
Download Consolidated Annual Performance Evaluation Reports
- New Program Year 2023 CAPER
- New New Summary of the Draft Program Year 2023 CAPER in English
- New New Summary of the Draft Program Year 2023 CAPER in Spanish
- Program Year 2022 CAPER
- Summary of the Program Year 2022 CAPER in English
- Summary of the Program Year 2022 CAPER in Spanish
- Program Year 2021 CAPER
- Summary of the Program Year 2021 CAPER in English
- Summary of the Program Year 2021 CAPER in Spanish
- Program Year 2020 CAPER
- Summary of the Program Year 2020 CAPER in English
- Summary of the Program Year 2020 CAPER in Spanish
- Program Year 2019 CAPER
- Program Year 2018 CAPER
- Program Year 2017 CAPER
- Program Year 2016 CAPER
- Program Year 2015 CAPER
- Program Year 2014 CAPER
- Program Year 2013 CAPER
- Program Year 2012 CAPER
- Program Year 2011 CAPER
- Program Year 2010 CAPER
- Program Year 2009 CAPER
- Program Year 2008 CAPER
- Program Year 2007 CAPER
- Program Year 2006 CAPER
CDBG Recovery
About CDBG Recovery
Travis County received $226,300 in Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. The funds must benefit Travis County low- to moderate-income residents who live in the unincorporated areas of the county, and meet the spirit of the Recovery Act.
CDBG Disaster Recovery
CDGB Disaster Recovery Method of Distribution
Travis County completed the method of distribution for $5,531,116, a Regional Allocation, in Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) funds offered by the Texas General Land Office through the U.S Department of Housing and Urban Development. These dollars are for long term recovery needs related to the May and October 2015 floods.
In October 2017, the Texas General Land Office notified Travis County that additional funds, in the amount of $3,113,119, were available. The Method of Distribution, approved in November 2016, the Travis County Commissioners Court approved the Amended Method of Distribution making the total funds available $8,644,235. The Amended Method of Distribution is available from the link listed below.
