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Puerto Rico

New Distribution Map by Office - PR

To check eligible areas for Business Programs, Community Facilities, and Water and Environmental Programs, view the program eligibility look-up map: Puerto Rico Eligibility Map (arcgis.com)

Rural Housing, Community Facilities, Business & Cooperative Programs Fax: (855) 523-9680

Questions about Multifamily Housing Programs? Call 1-800-292-8293

To check eligible areas for Business Programs, Community Facilities, and Water and Environmental Programs, view the program eligibility look-up map: Puerto Rico Eligibility Map (arcgis.com)

Rural Housing, Community Facilities, Business & Cooperative Programs Fax: (855) 523-9680

Questions about Multifamily Housing Programs? Call 1-800-292-8293

Puerto Rico Rural Development State Office

EDIF 654 Plaza Suite 601
654 Ave. Munoz Rivera
San Juan, PR  00918-4129
Phone: (787) 766-5095
TDD: (787) 766-5332

Email Rural Development: SM.PUERTORICORD@USDA.GOV

Administrative Programs Fax: (855) 415-2523

Eligibility

To check eligible areas for Business Programs, Community Facilities, and Water and Environmental Programs, view the program eligibility look-up map: Puerto Rico Eligibility Map (arcgis.com)

Rural Housing, Community Facilities, Business & Cooperative Programs Fax: (855) 523-9680

Questions about Multifamily Housing Programs? Call 1-800-292-8293

Rural Development Success Stories

Empowering Coffee in Puerto Rico

Globally, more than a billion people count on coffee to power their day.  In rural Puerto Rico, USDA Rural Development is helping a small family-owned business power some of that coffee. Thanks to a $110,240 USDA Rural Development’s Rural Energy for America Program (REAP) grant, Juan Melendez Mulero and Naomi Gomez Robles, owners of Hacienda Tres Ángeles, a 100-acre, 12-year-old coffee plantation located…

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