Green New Deal for Public Housing: Modernization and Sustainability
This act aims to thoroughly modernize public housing in the U.S., transforming it into energy-efficient, safe, and healthy homes. It envisions job creation, improved resident quality of life, and support for local businesses and communities, while simultaneously reducing carbon emissions.
Key points
Housing Modernization: Renovations, new energy-efficient appliances and heating systems, and improved water and air quality in public housing units.
Job Creation: Training programs and employment opportunities for public housing residents, including low-income individuals and formerly incarcerated persons, with prevailing wage rates.
Support for Local Businesses: Preferential treatment for businesses owned by public housing residents in public procurement processes.
Renewable Energy: Transition to renewable energy sources, such as solar panels, to power public housing and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Resident Rights: Increased resident participation in project management and planning, protection against displacement, and guaranteed return to modernized homes.
Community Investments: Construction and maintenance of childcare centers, senior centers, community gardens, high-speed internet, and transportation infrastructure (e.g., bike lanes and EV charging stations).
Status:
Expired
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