Community Programs Division

Community Programs Division
Type:	Government
Parent organization:	Rural Development, USDA
Employees:
Executive:	Not publicly disclosed
Budget:	Part of USDA Rural Development budget
Address:	1400 Independence Ave SW, Washington, DC 20250
Website:	https://www.rd.usda.gov/programs-services/all-programs/community-programs
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Wikipedia:	Community Programs Division

Community Programs Division
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Mission
The Community Programs Division is dedicated to improving the quality of life in rural communities by providing funding and support for essential community facilities and services. Its mission is to foster sustainable development and enhance community resilience.

Services
Community Facilities Loans/Grants; Tribal Programs; Economic Development

Regulations

Community Programs Division (CPD) is a part of the USDA's Rural Development, focusing on community infrastructure and services to support rural America. CPD offers programs that help rural communities build and maintain essential facilities like health centers, schools, and public buildings.

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Mission

The mission of the Community Programs Division is to facilitate the development of essential community facilities in rural areas, thereby improving living standards, supporting economic growth, and promoting community health and well-being. This division works to ensure that rural communities have access to the same quality of life amenities as urban areas.

Parent organization

The Community Programs Division is under Rural Development, which is a part of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). Rural Development oversees various programs aimed at strengthening rural communities, economies, and infrastructure.

Legislation

CPD operates under the broader legislative authority granted to Rural Development by various acts, including the Consolidated Farm and Rural Development Act.

Partners

State Rural Development offices
Local governments
Non-profit organizations
Tribal governments

Number of employees

The number of employees specifically for the Community Programs Division is not publicly specified but is part of the Rural Development staff.

Organization structure

The structure of CPD includes:

Community Facilities Programs, which manage loans, grants, and loan guarantees for public facilities.
Tribal Relations, focusing on programs specific to Native American communities.
Strategic Economic and Community Development, which supports community investment plans.

List of programs

Community Facilities Direct Loan & Grant Program
Community Facilities Guaranteed Loan Program
Technical Assistance and Training Grant
Tribal College Initiative

Last total enacted budget

The budget for CPD is not itemized separately but is included in the overall USDA Rural Development budget.

Leader

The leadership of the Community Programs Division is not publicly disclosed, but it operates under the guidance of the Under Secretary for Rural Development.

Services provided

CPD provides funding for the construction, expansion, and improvement of essential community facilities like hospitals, schools, fire stations, and community centers. They also offer financial assistance for rural businesses, housing, and utilities, aiming to enhance the economic and social fabric of rural areas.

Regulations overseen

As part of Rural Development, CPD does not directly oversee regulations but operates within the regulatory framework established by USDA for rural development programs.

Headquarters address

1400 Independence Ave SW, Washington, DC 20250

Website

https://www.rd.usda.gov/programs-services/all-programs/community-programs

Wikipedia article

There is no specific Wikipedia article for the Community Programs Division; however, related information might be found in articles about USDA Rural Development.