Please be advised that in September, 2009,
the Glendale City Council approved the realignment of the
functions and responsibilities of the Community Development and
Housing Department into three new, reformulated departments in
order to improve service delivery to the community through
coordination of programs and staff. This realignment and
transfer of functions and responsibilities is effective as of
January 1, 2010. The former Community Development and Housing
divisions and their new respective departments are noted below:
Division
Housing Division
Neighborhood Services
Community Development Block
Grant
Workforce Development
New
Department
Community
Redevelopment and Housing
Community Planning
Community Services and Parks
Community Services and Parks
Over the next few months, the
WebPages for the new departments will be changing to reflect the
reorganization. At some point in the near future, the webpage
for the Community Development and Housing Department will be
discontinued and viewers will be redirected.
Current News & Events
Application Now Available!
For a New 70-Unit Affordable Housing Project
Glendale Housing Authority Issues a Statement of Interest for
Affordable Housing Development
The Housing Authority is seeking opportunities to develop affordable
housing for lower income households in Glendale. All professionals and
development teams interested are requested to submit a response to the
Community Development and Housing Department.
Submissions will be accepted on an ongoing basis. There is no
deadline for submissions.
Quality of Life Indicators are guides which are intended to give some reflection of the health of the larger community. Indicators are most commonly used to revitalize communities, build community participation, set priorities, and track progress of a community’s growth toward reaching and sustaining a healthy environment.
Save Money for your Business!
The Glendale Youth Alliance (GYA)has a grant funded program that
can offer exceptional youth workers and we will pay their wages
for the first 240 hours of employment. We will also provide vocational
skills training as well as workers compensation – free of charge!
Public Database of
Affordable Units and Enforceability
In accordance with the provisions of AB 987, a worksheet describing
existing new and substantially rehabilitated housing units that were
either (a) developed or otherwise assisted with Low and Moderate Income
Housing Funds, or (b) otherwise counted toward the Glendale Housing
Authority’s inclusionary and replacement housing obligations imposed by
Section 33413 of the Community Redevelopment Law, has been prepared and
posted at the link below for public review.
Were you laid-off from a Real Estate/Mortgage position? If you were laid-off from Real Estate/Mortgage as of 03/08/07 the
Verdugo Jobs Center has a special grant to provide you with FREE training
for new skills.
Attention: Out of School Youth (19 to 21 years old) who are Low Income If you are between the ages of 19 to 21, are out of
school and have low Income, the Glendale Youth Alliance (GYA) has a grant
to provide you with FREE paid work experience or On the Job Training in
various careers!
GYA will help you achieve your
employment and education goals.
Please contact 818-409-0476 Ext. 7307 for
further information.
First Time Homebuyer Classes The first step toward owning your own home is to attend our free Home
Buyer’s Class. Get answers to common questions such as:
