WASHINGTON, D.C. —
Senator John Thune announced today that the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development has approved a $32,571 grant for the Mobridge Housing and Redevelopment Commission.
“These important resources will ensure the Mobridge Housing and Redevelopment Commission can continue to offer quality services and guidance to individuals looking to buy their first homes,” Thune said. “Homeownership is key to financial independence and security.”
This funding will be used to pay the salaries of program coordinators at the Mobridge Housing and Redevelopment Commission. These coordinators provide program participants with the training and support services needed to become homeowners and achieve economic independence and self-sufficiency.
“These important resources will ensure the Mobridge Housing and Redevelopment Commission can continue to offer quality services and guidance to individuals looking to buy their first homes,” Thune said. “Homeownership is key to financial independence and security.”
This funding will be used to pay the salaries of program coordinators at the Mobridge Housing and Redevelopment Commission. These coordinators provide program participants with the training and support services needed to become homeowners and achieve economic independence and self-sufficiency.