A RESOLUTION expressing concern about federal regulatory overreach that adversely affects the housing industry.

Kentucky's House Resolution HR 24 expresses concern about specific federal housing regulations that Kentucky lawmakers argue limit state flexibility and increase costs. It requests the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to repeal certain rules - like the Continuum of Care Program interim rule and Homeless Management Information System requirements - and shift to block grants instead of direct funding. The resolution aims to reduce federal mandates affecting housing programs, allowing Kentucky and local agencies to better tailor solutions to community needs rather than following one-size-fits-all federal standards. This procedural resolution directly affects Kentucky's housing providers, local governments, and homeless services by advocating for reduced federal oversight.