Summary status reports must be posted on a public dashboard
What the document says“the Secretary shall, on not less frequently than an annual basis, post on a public facing dashboard summary status reports for all active grants under this section that includes--”
The new section 124 requires a grantee to give the Secretary the information needed for oversight, requires the Secretary to make it available to the public and the Inspector General, and requires the Secretary to post at least yearly on a public dashboard a summary status report for every active grant, covering the status of funds by activity, the share allocated and spent to benefit low- and moderate-income communities, performance targets, spending thresholds and accomplishments, and anything else relevant. Personally identifiable information about applicants must be kept out, and the Secretary may share disaggregated data with researchers on formal request, protecting personal information under the Privacy Act of 1974.
What the document actually says“the Secretary shall, on not less frequently than an annual basis, post on a public facing dashboard summary status reports for all active grants under this section that includes--”
The housing agency must post reports on a public dashboard. It must do so at least once a year. Every active grant must be covered.
The report shows where the money stands and what it has done. Private details about applicants must be kept out. Researchers may ask for more detailed data.
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