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USDA Rural DevelopmentCommitted to helping improve the economy and quality of

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USDA Rural Development

• Business• Community Programs• Housing • Housing

USDA R l D l tUSDA Rural DevelopmentB i PBusiness Programs

Mark BeckmanActing Program DirectorActing Program Director317-290-3100 Extension 418 mark beckman@in usda [email protected]

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Business & Industry (B&I) Guaranteed LoansRural Business Enterprise Grants (RBEG)

Rural Business Opportunity Grants (RBOG)Rural Business Opportunity Grants (RBOG)Rural Economic Development Loans/Grants (REDLG)

Rural Intermediary Relending Program (IRP)

R l E f A i P (REAP)Rural Energy for America Program (REAP)

USDA Rural DevelopmentBusiness Programs

Business & Industry (B&I) Guaranteed Loans

•Lender Makes Loan•Comes To Rural Development For Guaranteep•Most Banks Are Eligible - State or Federal Chartered•Most Types Of Businesses Are EligibleD liti ll bl i S ti 106 i t d •Demolition allowable given no Section 106 issues present and

necessary for success•For Brownfields – comfort letter required and allowance of such from For Brownfields comfort letter required and allowance of such from lender


Rural Business Enterprise Grants (RBEG)

•Designed for non-profit organizations and public bodies•Grant funds used to set up Revolving Loan Funds (RLFs)Grant funds used to set up Revolving Loan Funds (RLFs)•To purchase machinery and equipment•For technical assistance (i e feasibility studies and/or For technical assistance (i.e. feasibility studies and/or market research)


Rural Business Opportunity Grants (RBOG)

•Designed for non-profits, public bodies or co-ops •To pay costs of providing rural economic planning•Technical assistance for rural businesses•Training for rural entrepreneurs or economic development officials


Rural Economic Development Loans/Grants (REDLG)

• Grants to Current RUS Electric BorrowerC t R l i L F d• Creates Revolving Loan Funds

• Maximum grant amount: $300,000A li t t N ti id• Applicants compete Nationwide


Rural Intermediary Relending Program (IRP)

•Designed for non-profit organizations and public bodiesM i l t $750 000•Maximum loan amount: $750,000

•Terms: 1%, 30 yearsR l t lti t i i t (UR)•Reloan to ultimate recipients (UR)

•Intermediary establishes rates/terms to UR


Rural Energy/Energy Efficiency

•Ag producers and rural small businessesA t id i i l b d i•Areas outside municipal boundaries

•Renewable energy and energy efficiencyM t t $500 000 d $250 000 ti l 25%•Max grant amount: $500,000 and $250,000 respectively – 25%

•Maximum loan amount: $10 million – 50% total project costE i t t ti i t dit•Equipment, construction or improvements, energy audits

USDA Rural DevelopmentBusiness ProgramsRural Cooperative Development Grant

•To establish and operate centers for co-op development•Non-profit and accredited institutions of higher educationp g•Areas outside municipal boundaries•To improve startup, expansion, operation – mutually-owned businessesM t t $225 000•Max grant amount: $225,000

•Local/regional food systems, renewable energy generation, use of broadband access to capitalbroadband, access to capital


Value Added Producer Grants

•Private for profit agri-business ownersA t id i i l b d i•Areas outside municipal boundaries

•Activities related to adding value to raw commodityPl i ti iti ki it l•Planning activities or working capital

•Max planning grant amount: $100,000M ki it l t $300 000•Max working capital amount: $300,000

USDA R l D l tUSDA Rural DevelopmentB i PBusiness Programs

Mark BeckmanActing Program DirectorActing Program Director317-290-3100 Extension 418 mark beckman@in usda [email protected]

USDA Rural DevelopmentUSDA Rural DevelopmentCommunity ProgramsCommunity Programs

Rochelle Owen AICPRochelle Owen, AICPProgram Director317 290 3100 E t i 407317-290-3100 Extension [email protected]

USDA Rural DevelopmentUSDA Rural DevelopmentCommunity Programs

Community Facilities

Community ProgramsCommunity Facilities

Water and Environmental Programsg

Electric and Telecommunication Programs

USDA Rural DevelopmentCommunity Programs

Community FacilitiesProgram Objective:Program Objective:Construct or improve essential community facilities providing essential services in rural areasproviding essential services in rural areas.To public bodies and non-profit organizations using three funding sources:

G t d L Di t L G tGuaranteed Loans Direct Loans Grants


Use of Community Facilities Dollars• Public body/municipal body

or non-profit• Demolition allowable given

no Section 106 issues t d f present and necessary for

success• Comfort letter required for • Comfort letter required for

brownfield property


Community Health Care

• Hospital • Physicians ClinicR h bilit ti C t • Critical Access Hospital

• Dental Clinic • Rehabilitation Center • Psychiatric Hospital

• Nursing Home • Assisted Living Facility

• Outpatient Clinic • Assisted Living Facility


• All Purpose Buildings • Outdoor TheatreCultural & Educational

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• Public School • School Maintenance • Educational Camp for

Physically & Mentally Impaired

School Maintenance & Equipment Service Center Impaired

• Library Center

• Vocational School • Museum

USDA Rural DevelopmentFirst Responders

Community ProgramsFirst Responders

Fire, Rescue, & Public Safety

• Civil Defense Building• Communications Center

• Turn Out Gear • Mobile Communications • Communications Center

• Fire Department Building Mobile Communications Center

• Multi-Service • Fire Trucks • Jail

Multi Service Fire/Rescue Building

• Equipment Building Equipment Building • Jaws of Life


Community Support Buildings & Improvements

C t C th /A• County Courthouse/Annex• Data Processing Center

• Adult Dare Care Center • Child Day Care Center

• Food Preparation Center • Food Storage and Distribution

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• City Hall • Community Health

Center • Home for Troubled Youth

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Department • County Office Building

• Public Maintenance Building • Community Center

USDA Rural Development

T t tiCommunity Programs

Transportation• Street Improvements• Airport Hanger• Rural Transportation• Railroad

• Airport • Bridge Railroad

• Town BusS i /E i t

Bridge • Municipal & County

Garage • Service/Equipment • Special Transportation

Garage • Offstreet Parking

Equipment • Sidewalks


Other Eligible Submissions

• Fairgrounds • Animal Shelter

• Special Services Building • Sprinkler System Animal Shelter

• Levee/dike• Sustaining energy for

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Learning • Sustaining energy for school – wind, solar

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Water and Environmental Programs

To public bodies and non-profit organizations using three funding sources for:

• Guaranteed Loans •Water

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• Direct Loans• Grants

•Wastewater•StormwaterGrants •Solid waste

USDA Rural DevelopmentCommunity ProgramsElectric and Telecommunication Programs

• Distance Learning and Telemedicine• Rural Broadband AccessRural Broadband Access• Electric

T l i ti• TelecommunicationThis program is administered from Washington, DC.p g g

Visit www.usda.gov/rus/ for more information.


Rochelle Owen AICPRochelle Owen, AICPProgram Director317 290 3100 E t i 407317-290-3100 Extension [email protected]

USDA Rural DevelopmentUSDA Rural DevelopmentHousing ProgramsHousing Programs

Paul NeumannPaul NeumannHousing Program Director317-290-3100 Extension [email protected]


Single-Family Housing ProgramsR l H i G t d LRural Housing Guaranteed Loan

Rural Housing Direct LoanHousing Repair & Rehabilitation Loans

Housing Repair & Rehabilitation GrantsHousing Repair & Rehabilitation Grants

USDA Rural DevelopmentSingle-Family Housing Programs

Housing Repair and Rehabilitation Loans - Grants•loans funded directly by the Government•very low-income rural residents who own and occupy a dwelling y py gin need of repairs•to improve or modernize a home, or to remove health and safety p yhazards•1% loan that may be repaid over a 20-year periody p y p•grant for those 62 year of age and older

USDA Rural DevelopmentHousing Programs

Multi-Family Housing ProgramsRural Rental Guaranteed Loan

Rural Rental Direct LoanRural Rental Direct LoanRural Rental Assistance

Farm Labor HousingHousing Preservation Grant ProgramHousing Preservation Grant Program

USDA Rural DevelopmentMulti-Family Housing Programs

Rural Rental Direct LoanLoans can be made to individuals, trusts,

Direct, competitive mortgage loans made to provide , ,

associations, partnerships, limited partnerships, State or

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local public agencies, consumer cooperatives, and

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persons with disabilities


Paul NeumannPaul NeumannHousing Program Director317-290-3100 Extension [email protected]

USDA Rural DevelopmentPhil LehmkuhlerPhil LehmkuhlerState Director317-290-3100 Extension [email protected]

AREA ICol mbia Cit Area Office

AREA VII

Plymouth Sub-Office2903 Gar Dri e

LaPorte Sub-Office 100 Legac Pla a W

USDA Rural DevelopmentColumbia City Area Office788 W. Connexion Way, Suite EColumbia City, IN 46725-0699260-244-6266 Ext. #4

Serving the following counties: Adams, Allen, DeKalb,

Serving the following counties: Carroll, Cass, Fulton, Jasper, Lake, LaPorte, Marshall, Newton, Pulaski, Porter, St. Joseph, Starke White Counties

2903 Gary DrivePlymouth, IN 46563-1825574-936-2024 Ext. #4

100 Legacy Plaza WLaPorte, IN 46350-5298219-324-6303 Ext. #4

AREA V

Elkhart, Huntington, Kosciusko, LaGrange, Miami, Noble, Steuben, Wabash, Wells, Whitley Counties

AREA IV Muncie Area Office

Starke , White Counties

Crawfordsville Area Office2028 Lebanon Road

Lafayette Sub-Office1812 Troxel Drive Suite C1

Serving the following counties: Benton, Boone, Clinton, Fountain, Hendricks, Montgomery, Parke, Putnam, Tippecanoe,

3641 N Briarwood LaneMuncie, IN 47304765-747-5531 Ext. #4

Serving the following counties: Blackford, Delaware, Fayette, Grant, Hamilton, Hancock, Henry, Howard, Jay,

2028 Lebanon RoadCrawfordsville, IN 47933-2143765-362-0405 Ext. #4

1812 Troxel Drive, Suite C1Lafayette, IN 47909765-474-9992 Ext. #4

AREA III

g y ppVermillion, Warren Counties

AREA IINorth Vernon Area Office2600 High a 7 North

Fayette, Grant, Hamilton, Hancock, Henry, Howard, Jay, Madison, Marion, Randolph, Rush, Tipton, Union, Wayne Counties

Bloomfield Area Office Bl i t S b Offi

Serving the following counties: Brown, Clay, Daviess, Greene,

2600 Highway 7 NorthNorth Vernon, IN 47265812-346-3411 Ext. #4

Serving the following counties: Bartholomew, Clark, Dearborn, Decatur, Floyd, Franklin, Jackson, Jefferson,

Bloomfield Area Office104 CR 70 E Suite CBloomfield, IN 47424-8730812-384-4634 Ext. #4

Bloomington Sub-Office1931 Liberty Bloomington, IN 47403-5146812-334-4318 Ext. #4

Knox, Lawrence, Martin, Monroe, Morgan, Owen, Sullivan, Vigo Counties

Jennings, Johnson, Ohio, Ripley, Scott, Shelby, Switzerland, Washington Counties

AREA VIJasper Area Office1484 Executive Boulevard INDIANA STATE OFFICE

5975 Lakeside BoulevardJasper, IN 47546-9300812-482-1171 EXT #4

Serving the following counties: Crawford, Dubois, Gibson, Harrison, Orange, Perry, Pike, Posey, Spencer, Vanderburgh, Warrick Counties

5975 Lakeside BoulevardIndianapolis, IN 46278-1996317-290-3100 Ext. 4FAX 317-290-3127

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