Wyoming Administrative Code Agency 900 - Community Development Authority, Wyoming
Wyoming Community Development Authority (CDA) – Agency 900
The Wyoming Community Development Authority (CDA) is a state agency responsible for supporting community development, affordable housing, and financial programs that benefit Wyoming residents. Its operations, programs, and procedures are outlined in Agency 900 of the Wyoming Administrative Code.
Primary Responsibilities
Affordable Housing Programs
Provides financing for single-family and multi-family housing projects.
Administers mortgage assistance programs for low- and moderate-income individuals.
Supports programs for homeownership and rental housing.
Community Development Programs
Offers loans and grants to local governments and nonprofits for infrastructure, community facilities, and public services.
Supports urban and rural development initiatives to strengthen local economies.
Financial and Bond Programs
Issues tax-exempt bonds to fund housing and community development projects.
Monitors compliance with federal and state program requirements.
Rulemaking and Administration
Establishes regulations for program eligibility, funding procedures, and reporting requirements.
Ensures program compliance and oversight through administrative rules.
Authority Source
Statutory authority: CDA’s authority comes from Wyoming Statutes, Title 9, Chapter 12 (Wyoming Community Development Authority Act) and other related statutes.
Administrative rules: Agency 900 of the Wyoming Administrative Code codifies operational and program rules, including eligibility, funding procedures, and compliance requirements.
Key Areas Covered in Agency 900
Program eligibility requirements for individuals, families, and communities.
Loan and grant application processes and documentation standards.
Funding priorities and allocation procedures for housing and development programs.
Compliance, reporting, and auditing requirements for recipients of CDA funds.
Operational procedures for issuing bonds and managing financial programs.
Governance
CDA is governed by a Board of Directors appointed by the Governor.
The board sets policies, approves funding programs, and oversees the agency’s administration.
Day-to-day operations are managed by an Executive Director and staff specialized in housing, finance, and community development.
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