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HUD, 30-Day Notice Waiver for Continuum of Care Program, Federal Register, November 3, 2026Nov 3, 2026

HUD publishes waiver for a homelessness funding window that closed September 30

HUD's November 3 notice explains its waiver of a minimum 30-day application period for the reopened fiscal 2026 Continuum of Care competition. The reopened window ran September 18–30 and has already closed. HUD says it needed time to review close to 8,000 project applications and meet a December 1 award deadline; the notice does not establish whether individual applicants received timely notice or lost a funding opportunity.

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Read November 3 Arizona time, fetched directly from govinfo: HUD's published November 3 waiver notice, document 2026-22417. Limits: the litigation chronology and application counts are HUD's account; court orders, applicant notifications, applications and award decisions were not independently read. The notice concerns a closed September application window and does not establish individual harm or award outcomes.

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HUD's November 3 published waiver notice, document 2026-22417

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