Community Development
Housing, Homelessness and Community Development Division
2022 RFP for 2023 Non-housing Capital Funds has closed as of June 6th, 2022
What We Do
The Community Development program funds projects that benefit low and moderate income residents of King County. Projects can range from:
- Sidewalks
- Community facilities
- Daycare and early learning facilities
- Sewer and water main projects
- ADA improvements
- Microenterprise assistance
- Park improvements
- Minor home repair programs
We make these investments in our communities through Community Development Block Grant funds that come from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and other funding sources.
CDBG Eligibility
Eligible applicants for CDBG non-housing capital funds include:
- Nonprofit organizations,
- Local governments (including cities, special districts and other King County departments)
- Public housing authorities
CDBG can do a lot. To learn more contact us at Community.Development@kingcounty.gov
King County CDBG Consortium
The King County CDBG Consortium is established under interlocal cooperation agreements between King County and 34 cities and towns. To learn more, visit the Consortium Page.
For More Information
CDBG 2021 Capital Awards
CDBG Reference Materials
