Rhode Island § 42-55-22.2 § 42-55-22.2. Fair housing policy reports.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 42-55-22.2 — § 42-55-22.2. Fair housing policy reports.

Rhode Island § 42-55-22.2

Title 42State Affairs and Government

Ch. 42-55Rhode Island Housing and Mortgage Finance Corporation

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 42-55-22.2 (2026).

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§ 42-55-22.2. Fair housing policy reports.
The corporation shall administer all of its programs and activities relating to housing
            or community development in a manner affirmatively to further the policies of chapter 37 of title 34 (Rhode Island Fair Housing Practices Act). The corporation shall annually report
            to the general assembly on the measures it has taken affirmatively to further the
            policies of chapter 37 of title 34. The corporation shall compile a biennial affirmative action report which will indicate
            the extent of minority participation in the following corporation programs:
         
(1) Homeownership Programs
         
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§ 42-55-22.2. Fair housing policy reports.

The corporation shall administer all of its programs and activities relating to housing or community development in a manner affirmatively to further the policies of chapter 37 of title 34 (Rhode Island Fair Housing Practices Act). The corporation shall annually report to the general assembly on the measures it has taken affirmatively to further the policies of chapter 37 of title 34. The corporation shall compile a biennial affirmative action report which will indicate the extent of minority participation in the following corporation programs:

(1) Homeownership Programs

(i) First Homes

(ii) Buy-It-Fix-It

(iii) Mortgage Credit Certificates;

(2) Home Equity Conversion Mortgage;

(3) Home Repair Program

(i) Owner occupants

(ii) Tenants;

(4) Rental Housing Development

(i) Family

(ii) Elderly;

(5) Emergency Housing Assistance.