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INFORMATION ABOUT I-JOBS PROGRAMS ADMINSTERED BY THE IOWA FINANCE AUTHORITY

Disaster Damage Housing
$5 million in revenue bonds to ease and speed recovery efforts from the natural disasters of 2008. Applications will be accepted from the 11 Entitlement Cities and lead Councils of Governments currently administering the State Jumpstart program. Funds will be awarded based upon established priorities. More information is available here.
Administrative Rules
Award Recipients

Affordable Housing
$20 million in revenue bonds for housing for certain elderly, disabled, and low-income persons and public servants in critical skills shortage areas of the state. Only cities, counties and public organizations are eligible applicants. The application period is now closed.
Allocation Plan
FAQ 
Attachment #1 - Project Budget
Attachment #2 - Pro Forma
W-9 Form
County Median Income Limits (Rental or Owner-Occupied Projects)
Statewide Median Income Limits (Rental or Owner-Occupied Projects)
MRB/HUD Income Limits by County (Owner-Occupied Projects only)
Sample Retention Agreement
Grantee Activity Status Report - Exhibit C
Hours Worked Report by SOC Minor Groups - Exhibit C 
Financial Report - Exhibit D
Payment Request Form - Exhibit F
Certificate Regarding Expenditures - Exhibit G
Construction Sign Requirements
Award Recipients

For more information contact:
Terri Rosonke
800.432.7230

Public Service Shelter Grant
$10 million in revenue bonds for construction or renovation of public shelters – domestic abuse, emergency, and homeless. The application period is now closed.
Administrative Rules
Allocation Plan
Public Service Shelter Grant Questions & Answers 
Construction Sign Requirements
Award Recipients 

For more information contact:
Carla Pope
800.432.7230

Grants for Water and Sewer Improvements
$55 million is allocated to create a new Water Quality Financial Assistance Program. The Iowa Finance Authority will administer the program. $35 million is reserved for communities with populations less than 10,000 for drinking water and wastewater projects. The remaining $20 million is reserved for communities with populations greater than 10,000. The application period is now closed.
Program Overview
Administrative Rules
Amended Rules for Large Communities 
Overview of Water Quality Financial Assistance Program (Communities with populations greater than 10,000)
Construction Sign Requirements
Small Community Scoring Criteria
Small Community Award Recipients Alphabetical listing
Small Community Award Recipients By score 


For more information contact:
Lori Beary
800.432.7230