Helping Arkansas Homeowners
The Arkansas Homeowner Assistance Fund (HAF) is a program administered by the Arkansas Development Finance Authority (ADFA), a division of the Arkansas Department of Commerce. The fund of approximately 54 Million dollars is intended to help low- to moderate-income homeowners, impacted by COVID-19, catch up on mortgage and utility bills and pay other housing costs.
The U.S. Treasury Department requires all states to develop and submit a plan in order to receive the funds. Plans will be submitted to the U.S. Treasury Department by June 30, 2021. Below is a graphic outlining the phases ADFA must follow and the status of where we are in the process.
ADFA is committed to act quickly and open the program to applicants as soon as we complete the required steps outlined by the U.S. Treasury.
Program Status Tracker
Please check the program status below and watch for updates.
Program Status Tracker
Please check the program status below and watch for updates.
Step 1
Public Comment
ADFA seeks input from the public and other stakeholders, and develops the plan.
Step 2
Submission of Plan
Final plan submitted to U.S. Treasury for review and approval.
Step 3
Approval of Plan
U.S. Treasury notifies ADFA of plan approval.
Step 4
Funds Received from Treasury
U.S. Treasury transfers funds to ADFA for homeowner assistance.
Step 5
Application Portal Open
The application portal will soon be open for homeowners to submit assistance requests. Once applications are approved, funds will be provided to help homeowners.
The Arkansas Homeowner Assistance Fund is administered by the Arkansas Development Finance Authority.
Phone:
888-698-0964