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Neighborhood Services Division
The Neighborhood Services Division administers federal funds received from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Lodi receives two grants based on a formula allocation:
- The Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)
- The HOME Investment Partnership Act Grant (HOME)
Federal funds administered by the division support programs and services for low-to-moderate income citizens and neighborhoods to increase self-sufficiency and meet needs that are otherwise not being met in the community.
The Neighborhood Services Division works closely with the Lodi Improvement Committee in developing programs to improve the quality of life for Lodi residents.
2022 Point in Time Count – January 26, 2022
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Community Development Block Grant Program
Since 1985, the City of Lodi has participated in the Community Development Block Grant Program, which distributes federal funding from the Department of Housing and Urban Development each year.
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CDBG-CV Small Business Assistance
Read more about the City’s CDBG-CV Small Business Assistance program, which provides financial assistance to small businesses impacted by COVID-19.
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Lodi Access Center
An Access Center is a low-barrier, service-enriched shelter that facilitates linkage to needed resources to help individuals and families exit the cycle of homelessness. Onsite services include intensive case management, hygiene facilities, 24/7 staffing including security, and janitorial services. An Access Center offers highly marginalized people the opportunity to regain safety and engage in supportive connections that allow them to move forward with rebuilding their lives, as well as develop pathways to permanent housing, income, healthcare, sobriety, and stability. In a low-barrier setting, partners, pets, and possessions are allowed to make sheltering more accessible by minimizing barriers. Low-barrier does not mean low-expectations. Violence, weapons, open use of substances, or disruptive behavior is not allowed within or around the facility.
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Residential Repair Program
A City of Lodi program that provides grants of up to $10,000 to lower-income elderly persons, persons with disabilities, and families, who own and occupy their home and need financial assistance to make minor interior and exterior repairs and improvements.
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First Time Home Buyer Program
Read about the First Time Home Buyer Program, which provides financial assistance to qualifying first-time homebuyers.
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Rental / Foreclosure Assistance
Find resources to avoid or cope with foreclosure.
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Neighborhood Services Projects
Find information regarding Housing and Community Development Projects