Housing and Neighborhood Investment
The Community Development Commission's mission is to create homes for all in thriving and inclusive neighborhoods. We strive to do this by making strategic investments in housing and capital projects to ultimately connect where people live to where they work, play, and experience community.
We and our partner County departments operate a number of programs providing regulatory incentives and financing to promote and assist in the development and preservation of housing that is affordable, available, and accessible to the County’s low-income and workforce residents.
Press Releases

Published on March 6, 2019
The Roseland Village Development Project approved by the Santa Rosa Planning Commission on Thursday, Feb. 28, 2019 will provide housing and community amenities in an area of the city that has lacked resources for decades.
Services for Residents

Current list of units in Sonoma County reserved for low-income residents.

Low-interest loans to finance repairs for low-income owner-occupants of single-family or mobile homes.

Individual grants for up to 75% of the cost of raising a flood-prone residential structure above the 100-year flood level.

Jurisdictional policies on stabilizing rents for mobilehome owners.
Developers and Business Partners

Learn more about the Commission's primary funding sources for Housing and Neighborhood Investments and subscribe for notices of funding availability.

Solicitations for specialized services and qualified candidates who can help us achieve our goal of creating pathways to housing and services.
Contact Information
Affordable Housing Director
Sonoma County Community Development Commission
Income and Rent Limits
Income and Rent Limits
Maximum household income and rent cost to be eligible for programs administered by the Sonoma County Community Development Commission.
Roseland Village Development

Learn more about the Roseland Village Development project

Finance Programs
For County Employees