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Edward Rasmuson.: An article from: Alaska Business Monthly by Charlie Ess, 2000-03-01 Community impact report on the effects of federal changes to welfare, Medicaid and housing assistance programs available to low- and moderate-income residents of Anchorage, Alaska by Janet Mitson, 1995 Alaska's top business stories for 2003: from budget woes, employment and missile defense-to oil, gas and the housing market, Alaskans continue to move ... An article from: Alaska Business Monthly by Gary L. Martin, 2003-12-01 Programs Make Home Ownership Possible for More Alaskans.: An article from: Alaska Business Monthly by Susan Benedetti, 2000-11-01 Alaska's low-income weatherization program: Three papers by Stephen Colt, 1994 Low income weatherization assistance program (WAP): Program changes 1991-1995 by Scott Waterman, 1995 Proposed program for US-USSR cooperation on community planning and construction in the Far North by Victor Fischer, 1976 Forging a new path : a guide to starting boys & girls clubs in Alaska (SuDoc HH 1.6/3:F 76/2) Rammed earth house by Vetle Jorgensen, 1968 Triangular house plan by Vetle Jorgensen, 1968 The arctic-sub-arctic H-plan village by Vetle Jorgensen, 1968

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21. Audit Digest #04-4600-00
    alaska housing Finance Corporation s rural loan programs and HALF were created twodecades ago to overcome certain barriers to home ownership in rural alaska.  
    http://www.legaudit.state.ak.us/pages/digests/2000/4600dig.htm
    
    Extractions: * Requires Acrobat Reader SUMMARY OF: A Special Report on the Department of Revenue, Alaska Housing Finance Corporation, Housing Assistance Loan Fund, September 25, 2000. PURPOSE OF THE REPORT In accordance with Title 24 of the Alaska Statutes and a special request by the Legislative Budget and Audit Committee, we performed a special review of the Housing Assistance Loan Fund (HALF) and its use by the Alaska Housing Finance Corporation (AHFC) to fund rural housing programs. The objectives of this audit were to determine: (1) whether the barriers to home ownership financing in rural Alaska at the inception of the State’s rural housing programs still exist, and (2) whether the Housing Assistance Loan Fund is necessary to provide home ownership financing in rural Alaska. REPORT CONCLUSIONS Alaska Housing Finance Corporation's rural loan programs and HALF were created two decades ago to overcome certain barriers to home ownership in rural Alaska. These included the following: Lack of private financing services Housing that did not meet minimum building standards required by governmental or private mortgage financing programs Residential properties without fee simple titles required by governmental or private mortgage financing programs Unavailability of hazard, title, or private mortgage insurance

22. DOE Weatherization Assistance Program: Alaska Weatherization And Low-Income Ener
    Building Resources (PDF 800 KB) The alaska housing Finance Corporation publishesthis short brochure about its energy efficiency programs for homeowners  
    http://www.eere.energy.gov/weatherization/cfm/index.cfm/state_abbr=ak
    
    Extractions: (In U.S. Dollars) Alaska Contacts The DOE-funded Weatherization Assistance Program for the state is administered by the Alaska Housing Finance Corporation. They set eligibility requirements and oversee the local agencies that provide weatherization in the field. Program operators install energy-efficient improvements in qualifying households (single frame houses and mobile homes). The improvements include storm windows, the addition of insulation, as well as heating system improvements. The Weatherization Assistance Program Technical Assistance Center (WAPTAC) publishes a summary of funding, contacts, and links to state directives for local weatherization agencies involving standards for service. The National Energy Accessibility and Affordability Project (NEAAP) publishes a complete list of the programs available to low-income households in the state, including those funded by federal and state governments, Alaska utilities, and charities. NEAAP publishes this list as part of the LIHEAP Clearinghouse, which is maintained on the National Center for Appropriate Technology Web site and receives support from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The list also includes LIHEAP contacts in Alaska. Under federal rules, Alaska can use up to 25% of its LIHEAP funds for weatherization.

23. Alaska Housing Finance Corporation V. Alaska State Employees
    We affirm in part and reverse in part. II. FACTS AND PROCEEDINGS A. Facts In 1992the alaska legislature consolidated state housing programs under AHFC.  
    http://touchngo.com/sp/html/sp-4380.htm
    
    Extractions: e-mail: jimgotts@touchngo.com Touch N' Go , the DeskTop In-and-Out Board makes your office run smoother. Visit Touch N' Go's Website You can do a full-text search of the Alaska Supreme Court opinions or go to the recent opinions , or the chronological or subject indices. Alaska Housing Finance Corporation v. Alaska State Employees Association (8/2/96), 923 P 2d 18

24. Home Loans
    alaska housing Finance Corporation programs. Click on the programname to go to the rate chart. 30 15 year Standard Fixed Rate  
    http://www.firstbankak.com/homeloans/akhousing.html
    
    Extractions: Alaska Housing Finance Corporation Programs Click on the program name to go to the rate chart. - Fixed rate of interest with level principal and interest for the specified term of the loan Standard First Time Homebuyer Option (no limit) - Reduced interest rate available to borrowers who have not owned a home in the past three years. There is no limit on the purchase price. First Time Homebuyer (limit on purchase price) - Reduced interest rate available to borrowers who have not owned a home in the past three years. There is a limit on the purchase price. Veteran's Mortgage Program - Reduced interest rate to Veterans who began active duty prior to 1/77 and have not been discharged for more than 30 years.

25. The State Of Alaska
    Back to top Financial Assistance Services alaska housing Finance Corporation ChildCare Grants Council on the Arts Grant programs Department of Adminstration  
    http://www.state.ak.us/local/service1.html

26. Assisted Housing Programs In The United States - Section 8 - Public Housing - Ho
    More of this Feature. • Part 1 Public housing • Part 2 Section 8. Alabama,alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, DC  
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27. HRSA Information Center, Search Results
    Your search on housing programs returned 0 HRSA Resources and 52 NonHRSA resources.HRSA Resources. Not Listed. State housing Department- alaska. Not Listed.  
    http://www.ask.hrsa.gov/OrgAndPubSearchResults.cfm?type=keyword&keywordselect=57

28. Alaska Housing Finance Corp.'s Issuer Credit Rating Raised To 'AA' Based On Legi
    is a selfsupporting, non-stock corporation of alaska with an residential and multifamilymortgage loans and administer state and federal housing programs.  
    http://www.forrelease.com/D20031023/sfth110.P2.10232003183628.27323.html
    
    Extractions: Anything Banking/Financial Services Alaska Alaska Housing Finance Corporation Dividends OLDER OLDHREF = document.getElementById("OLDID").href; NEWER NEWHREF = document.getElementById("NEWID").href; Alaska Housing Finance Corp.'s Issuer Credit Rating Raised to 'AA' Based on Legislative Passage of New Dividend Plan ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Oct. 23 /PRNewswire/ The general creditworthiness of the State of Alaska ("AA" GO bond rating) A large and liquid asset base capable of producing strong returns and of absorbing a significant amount of mortgage loan losses, Strong management, and An ongoing ability to meet its legislative mandate. Credit weaknesses include: A highly concentrated Alaskan economy, centered around the oil industry; The potential for significant balance sheet growth and resulting dilution of equity reserves; A high-risk mortgage loan portfolio; and A GO pledge to all debt obligations, many of which mature beyond current forecasts of significant oil production and revenues to the state. AHFC is a self-supporting, non-stock corporation of Alaska with an asset base of about $5.0 billion and equity reserves of about $1.7 billion at fiscal year end 2003. The corporation's primary responsibility is to finance below-market-rate residential and multifamily mortgage loans and administer state and federal housing programs. Because of its financial strength and experience in the capital markets, AHFC is also actively involved in financing capital projects for the state.

29. ABC Mortgage Consulting: Breakthrough Mortgage Advice
    alaska alaska housing Finance Corporation Loan programs. CaliforniaAgape Economic Development, Inc. - Downpayment assistance program.  
    http://www.abcmortgage.net/firsttimehomebuyers.htm

30. Seniors News, Seniors Site, TodaysSeniorsNetwork.com Seniors Web
    Office was created by the alaska Legislature in $130 million for senior housing developmentsstatewide. provides energy and weatherization programs, lowincome  
    http://todaysseniorsnetwork.com/alaska_grant.htm
    
    Extractions: site, click on banner T he Seduction: The Shocking Story of how AARP Backed the Medicare Bill...click here More evidence of Bush donors, many guilty of fraud, profiteering from Bush Administration Discount Drug Cards plan AARP Member? You paid for it...More indication of the AARP legacy...read about how AARP member's money was used to pass the prescription drug plan... ...

31. Alaska State Parks Volunteer Program Volunteer And Volunteer Internship Position
    Experience in developing interpretive programs. Allowance/housing housing and anexpense allowance provided. alaska State Parks Kodiak 1400 Abercrombie Dr  
    http://www.dnr.state.ak.us/parks/vip/vvinaths.htm
    
    Extractions: The Kodiak archipelago in the Gulf of Alaska is home to the famous Kodiak brown bear and many species of marine mammals and birds. The community of Kodiak, with a population of 14,000, is one of the nation's busiest fish processing ports. Kodiak residents live next door to some of the most productive salmon streams in the world. Besides fishing, other popular pastimes include sea kayaking, hiking and whale-watching. The park district includes a historic park, three recreation sites, and two wilderness parks: One on Shuyak Island and one on Afognak Island. Ft. Abercrombie SHP was a U.S. Army Coast Defense Site during World War II. It was built to protect American soil from possible Japanese invasion. A self-guided walking tour takes visitors through the remains of concrete bunkers, old gun emplacements, and other historic structures. A small campground and picnic area, hiking trails, a freshwater lake, and scenic ocean views provide park visitors with a diversity of recreation opportunities.

32. RCAC - Housing
    of Agriculture (USDA) state staff and Mutual SelfHelp housing Program grantees in11 Western states (USDA’s Region IV) alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado  
    http://www.rcac.org/programs/serv-housing.html
    
    Extractions: Housing Information Sheet RCAC Housing Services has three areas of emphasis: agricultural worker housing, Self-Help housing and Community Housing Development Organizations (CHDOs). Additionally, the housing division has begun working with special projects involving the combination of housing with businesses, social services, health care and child care. Farm Worker Housing: RCAC provides technical assistance and training to community-based organizations, growers and rural government agencies to create and maintain agricultural worker housing stock in 13 western states, including: Arizona, California, Nevada, Oregon, Utah and Washington. In 1979, RCAC was among the original grantees of the Department of Labor farm worker housing program. Beginning in 1994, RCAC became the conduit for a regional grant which provides direct services and manages 10 subgrants to agencies in Washington, Oregon and California. RCAC provides services to more than 80 organizations that own, manage and develop agricultural worker housing within this geographic region. RCAC has participated in a number of regional and national conferences providing training on agricultural worker housing development, management and financing. Housing Assistance Council, Association of Farm worker Opportunity Programs and RCAC sponsored the conferences.

33. 14.862 INDIAN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM
    Indian tribes and alaska Native villages may use block which are eligible for fundinginclude housing rehabilitation programs, acquisition of  
    http://12.46.245.173/pls/portal30/SYSTEM.PROGRAM_TEXT_RPT.SHOW?p_arg_names=prog_

34. Gateway Classes Receive Accreditation
    View Manor, 801 Karluk, in Anchorage, which is owned by alaska housing Finance Corporation(AHFC). Participants in AHFC s housing assistance programs are given  
    http://www.wate.com/Global/story.asp?S=1847526

35. Marilyn Bode's Housing Links & Resources, Ph.D
    of alaska and Cornell University. Kansas housing Information The Kansas Departmentof Commerce and housing has a description of state housing programs.  
    http://www.oznet.ksu.edu/atid/Housing Links & Resoources/Housing Links & Resourc

36. Biggest General Fund Spending Programs (Operating)
    Revenue, alaska housing Finance Corp, 39,487.9, 0.0, 20,218.6, 19,269.3, 322.Subtotal, $2,212,593.0, $1,075,737.4, $868,530.2, $268,325.4, 3,653. All OtherPrograms,  
    http://citizensguide.uaa.alaska.edu/1.BUDGET_PIES/tables/more_tables.htm
    
    Extractions: Department Prog. Description Total Expenditures General Fund Federal Other Perm Full-Time K-12 Support Medical Assistance Corrections University of Alaska Univ of Alaska Fairbanks Public Assistance Highways and Aviation University of Alaska Univ of Alaska Anchorage Administration Longevity Bonus Pupil Transportation Alaska Court System Alaska Court System NA Fund Transfers NA Debt Service Purchased Services Public Safety Alaska State Trooper Detachmen State Health Services Community Mental Health Grants Juvenile Justice Fish and Game Commercial Fisheries Administration Leases Except Anchorage DMV Administration Alaska Longevity Programs Mgmt Legislature Legislative Council Public Assistance Admin Subtotal All Other Programs Total Operating Programs with Largest Federal Fund Contribution in 2002 Department Prog. Description Total Expenditures General Fund Federal Other Perm Full-Time Medical Assistance Teaching and Learning Support Public Assistance Admin Employment Security University of Alaska Univ of Alaska Fairbanks State Health Services Early Development Public Assistance Medical Assistance Admin University of Alaska University of Alaska K-12 Support Revenue Alaska Housing Finance Corp Subtotal All Other Programs Total Operating Programs with Largest Other* Fund Contribution in 2002

37. 1.2.3.1 Federal Transfers For Operations
    of Labor, Employment Training of the Department of Community and Regional Affairs,and Public housing programs of the alaska housing Finance Corporation  
    http://citizensguide.uaa.alaska.edu/1.BUDGET_PIES/1.2.3.1.Federal_Transfers_Oper
    
    Extractions: The Alaska Citizen's Guide to the Budget About two-thirds of operating grants were concentrated in the Departments of Health and Social Services and Education. The Departments of Labor and Military Affairs got more than half of their total revenues from federal grants. Federal Grants in 2002 for Operations Ranked by Department Department Total Operating Budget Federal Grants Share from Federal Grants University of Alaska Fish and Game Revenue Environmental Conservation Natural Resources Public Safety Administration Corrections Governor Alaska Court System Law Legislature Subtotal: TOTAL: Source: Legislative Finance, Alaska 2002 "Enacted " Budget, Excel spreadsheet. The programs getting the largest amount of federal support were Medicaid, teacher and learning support, public assistance, Fairbanks organized research (University of Alaska), and child nutrition programs. Outside of the Departments of Health and Social Services, Education, and UA the largest recipients were the Unemployment Insurance program of the Department of Labor, Employment Training of the Department of Community and Regional Affairs, and Public Housing programs of the Alaska Housing Finance Corporation (Department of Revenue). To see the largest programs funded by federal dollars, go to

38. Assessment Of American Indian Housing Needs And Programs: Final Report
    documents the severe housing needs of the American Indian and alaska Native (AIAN Assessmentof American Indian housing Needs and programs Final Report  
    http://www.huduser.org/publications/hsgspec/native.html
    
    Extractions: A groundbreaking HUD study documents the severe housing needs of the American Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN) population and calls for an increase in public and private investment to alleviate these conditions. Assessment of American Indian Housing Needs and Programs: Final Report is the most comprehensive examination of the housing needs of this group ever performed. It finds that the AIAN population faces more frequent and often more severe housing problems than the non-Indian population. The housing needs and underlying socioeconomic conditions of the more than 2 million Native Americans vary greatly across the States, cities, and the 508 federally recognized Tribal Areas where American Indians and Alaska Natives live. The intensity of AIAN housing needs and problems, particularly in Tribal Areas, is illustrated by the following: Fifteen percent of all AIAN households and 28 percent of AIAN households in Tribal Areas are either overcrowded or lack kitchen or plumbing facilities, as compared to the national average of 5 percent.

39. Study Finds Severe Housing Needs Among American Indians And Alaska Natives
    Federal housing programs have been a critical source of and Needs of Native Hawaiiansand housing Problems and Needs of American Indians and alaska Natives (a  
    http://www.huduser.org/periodicals/rrr/aian.html
    
    Extractions: A groundbreaking HUD study documents the severe housing needs of the American Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN) population and calls for an increase in public and private investment to alleviate these conditions. Assessment of American Indian Housing Needs and Programs: Final Report is the most comprehensive examination of the housing needs of this group ever performed. It finds that the AIAN population faces more frequent and often more severe housing problems than the non-Indian population. The housing needs and underlying socioeconomic conditions of the more than 2 million Native Americans vary greatly across the States, cities, and the 508 federally recognized Tribal Areas where American Indians and Alaska Natives live. The intensity of AIAN housing needs and problems, particularly in Tribal Areas, is illustrated by the following: Fifteen percent of all AIAN households and 28 percent of AIAN households in Tribal Areas are either overcrowded or lack kitchen or plumbing facilities, as compared to the national average of 5 percent. Twenty-nine percent of all AIAN households and 44 percent in Tribal Areas have a housing affordability problem, as compared to the national average of 23 percent.

40. Valdez AK - HOUSING AVAILABLE - CityInsider - Valdez Alaska
    alaska Forecast. About the house. The Lake house has five rooms available forguests Assisted housing Program Locations to see what programs are  
    http://www.cityinsider.com/classifieds.asp?go=Valdez AK - HOUSING AVAILABLE

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