Ten semi-detached single-family homes will be built with this funding. To be known as Harmony Village, the planned project is located near many retail establishments and situated close to public transportation, with city resources and reliable infrastructure surrounding the community. Brochure printing can be used to provide more detailed information about such projects.
The city manager of Vacaville, Savita Chaudhary, expressed her gratitude to Congressman Thompson for his leadership and partnership in increasing the opportunities for housing in the community. Chaudhary added:
“Through our partnership with Habitat for Humanity, we are creating permanently affordable homes that strengthen neighborhoods, promote stability, and expand access to safe, high-quality housing for those who need it most.”
CEO of Solano-Napa Habitat for Humanity, Andrew Killeen, also expressed his gratitude to the city and Congressman Thompson for funding this project. He added:
“It represents a critical component of the capital stack that is helping to turn all of our plans for this 10-home development into a reality.”
House members may request limited federal funds each year for local community projects. Requests go through review by the House Appropriations Committee and must meet strict accountability and transparency rules before they can be included in appropriations bills.