Public Housing Operating Fund in Alabama

Operating-fund assistance tagged to Alabama

CFDA 14.850 is titled Public Housing Operating Fund. Alabama is the place-of-performance state. $744,455,823 sums obligations on records that carry both keys. One thousand four hundred fifty-seven awards is a substantial instrument count for a HUD operations line. The packet does not name housing authorities, developments, or unit counts. The join is a two-key filter, not a scorecard of public-housing quality.

The Alabama hub totals every program. The national 14.850 hub totals every state. This tie is the overlap. Capital-fund, voucher, or other HUD catalog numbers—if they appear on other pages—are not inside $744,455,823. Mixing those lines would misstate operating subsidy.

One thousand four hundred fifty-seven awards against $744,455,823 is a mid-volume HUD operations file. It is not a voucher file and not a capital-fund file. The about-$510,951 mean sits near Colorado’s Post-9/11 education mean in this harvest by coincidence of unrelated catalogs. Coincidence is not a housing-versus-education comparison. Alabama programs remains the place to find other CFDA lines. This overlay is 14.850 only, with $744,455,823 on 1,457 award records.

What the operating-fund catalog holds

Public Housing Operating Fund, as titled, is assistance for operating public housing, not Housing Choice Vouchers, not HOME, and not Community Development Block Grants. Packet facts are the obligation total, 1,457 awards, state AL, and CFDA 14.850. No occupancy or rent-roll table is included.

Place of performance tagged Alabama can cover a large city authority, a small rural authority, or a statewide stamp. Awards coded to Mississippi, Georgia, or Tennessee stay on other 14.850 ties. The geography key is not a Birmingham-versus-Mobile table.

Questions

How much Public Housing Operating Fund money is obligated in Alabama?

USAspending records $744,455,823 in CFDA 14.850 obligations with Alabama place of performance, covering 1,457 awards. That is an obligation aggregate, not outlays.

Is this the same as housing vouchers?

No. This cell is CFDA 14.850 only. Housing Choice Vouchers and other HUD programs use different catalog numbers and are not included in $744,455,823.

What is the average 14.850 award in Alabama?

Dividing $744,455,823 by 1,457 awards produces about $510,951 per award. That mean is not a median and not the operating cost of one unit.

Does this include all federal spending in Alabama?

No. Only CFDA 14.850 is in this cell. Other programs appear on the Alabama programs index.