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In March, the legislature passed Minnesota Laws 2026, Chapter 43 and in May, House File 1141 amended that session law.  \nIn total, the session law redirects 13 million dollars, 9 million from the Strengthen Supportive Housing Program and 4 million from Agency interest earnings. The resources are to address potential funding gaps among HUD Continuum of Care (CoC) grantees for fiscal years 2024 or 2025 “whose contracts have expired or will expire before December 31, 2027, and have experienced or will experience funding gaps.”  \nIn the event that these resources are no longer needed to address financial gaps of CoC grantees, the remaining funds may be used by the agency for their original purpose.  \nThe session law allows for a noncompetitive approach to award funds and prioritization by need, as well as eligible uses that include matching funds, supportive housing, rapid rehousing, transitional housing, and system-related activities.  \nUpdates to the program and to this FAQ will be posted to the program webpage, Homeless Response System Supplemental Resources Program.  \nGeneral  \nQ1. If programs need to use a line of credit to pay expenses until funds are available, can they be reimbursed for those expenses?  \nA1. No. State funds can only be used for activities going forward and cannot cover expenses already incurred.  \nQ2. Will you include reporting instructions for victim service providers who use HMIScomparable databases as required by federal law?  \nA2. If a victim service provider CoC grantee is prioritized for funding through HRSSR, a comparable reporting mechanism will be employed to meet reporting requirements set out by session law.  \nQ3. Are all the philanthropic dollars expended?  \nA3. No. Per Kristine Davis, Executive Director at Hearth Connection, they are making determinations a day at a time.  \nFunding  \nQ4. Will grant agreements have an off-valve if FY25 funds come through, and can CoCs contribute to how this might look? Could this help to save funding for FY26?  \nA4. If a grantee is no longer eligible for or in need of these funds after grant execution the funds will return to Minnesota Housing. However, if a grantee has chosen to use the funds as match, repayment will not be required.  \nQ5. If all CoC agencies ultimately receive their HUD funding and no longer require gap funding to sustain their programs, would this funding pool then become available for other housing-related purposes outside of CoC-funded projects, such as supportive services, prevention, housing stabilization, or other community housing needs?  \nA5. Session Law 43 limits use of these funds to CoC-related activities and eligible grantees for Fiscal Years 2024 or 2025 CoC Program grantees. Any unspent funds for these purposes will not be made available more broadly, but rather for the original purposes of the Strengthen Supportive Housing Program.  \nQ6. Is there a limit to the amount of match we can request? A6. We are not attaching a limit to the match request.  \nQ7. To clarify timing and overlap: after HUD funds are available in E-LOCCS, are state HRSSR funds not eligible to be used even for match?  \nA7. Funds requested to be used as match do not have to be repaid to the state and may still be used for match after HUD funds become available in E-LOCCS. Unspent funds awarded for other uses may not be used starting on the date HUD funds become available in ELOCCS and will need to be returned to Minnesota Housing.  \nEligibility  \nQ8. If a grantee is unable to sign the FY25 HUD grant agreement, is the grantee eligible for these funds?  \nA8. 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