An annual report on units, costs, applications, and fraud controls is required
What the document says“An implementing organization that receives a grant under this subsection shall submit to the Secretary an annual report on initial funding that includes--”
An implementing organization must report to the Secretary each year on the number of units served, the average cost and nature of the repairs, the number of applications received, served, denied, or not completed by area, aggregated demographic data on grant and loan recipients, an affirmation of compliance with accessibility rules, and a plan to prevent waste, fraud, and abuse carrying monitoring and fraud detection policies, a statement of violations found, and a certification of sufficient staffing. The Secretary must try to align these reporting duties with those of programs the organization is likely to use alongside this one.
What the document actually says“An implementing organization that receives a grant under this subsection shall submit to the Secretary an annual report on initial funding that includes--”
A body that gets a grant must report each year. The report goes to the housing agency. It has to cover a set list of facts.
The report shows how many homes were fixed and at what cost. It also shows how the body guards against fraud. A senior officer must sign off on staffing.
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