The U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development will kick off a nine city comprehensive training program for public housing agencies (PHAs) and assisted-housing practitioners in Las Vegas on March 29. Participants will get the latest information regarding HUD information systems and will receive training to help them navigate a wide range of program areas under HUD’s Office of Public and Indian Housing (PIH). HUD is the federal guardian that seeks to create affordable housing opportunities for Las Vegas homes and communities across the United States. Each three-day conference is free in the following locations: Las Vegas (March 29 - April 1), Dallas (April 19-22), Cleveland (May 10-13), Denver (June 7 - 10), Boston (June 28 - July 1), Seattle (July 12 - 15) Atlanta (July 26 - 29), Milwaukee (August 9 - 12), and Washington, DC (August 30 - September 2). The Department of HUD also promotes economic and community development as well as enforces the nation’s fair housing laws. Opportunities in the market for real estate in Las Vegas and every city in America are greatly enhanced because of the efforts of HUD.

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