Rebuild Florida Hurricane Ian Housing Repair and Replacement Program Assessment – those who complete the assessment and qualify for the program may be invited to complete an application for grant assistance.
Rebuild Florida Hurricane Ian Housing Repair and Replacement Program – those who complete the assessment and qualify for the program may be invited to complete an application for grant assistance.
FloridaCommerce has launched its Rebuild Florida Hurricane Ian Housing Repair and Replacement Program Assessment. With the HUD allocated funding, the Housing Repair and Replacement Program (HRRP) will assist and prioritize the most vulnerable homeowners and property owners impacted by Hurricane Ian through the repair, reconstruction, or replacement of their Ian-damaged homes, including mobile homes. At a minimum, 70 percent of program funds must meet the Low-to-Moderate Income National Objective, with the greatest prioritization for households with incomes less than 50 percent of Area Median Income.
Completing this brief assessment is a necessary step for citizens to apply for program assistance. Assessment responses will help FloridaCommerce evaluate whether or not applicants are eligible for federal grant funding through the program and will help understand the outstanding needs of homeowners affected by Hurricane Ian. Applicants may receive an invitation to apply for assistance based on their responses.
FloridaCommerce will manage the construction process. With the assistance of staff and vendors, the state will work with a pool of qualified contractors assigned to repair, reconstruct, or replace damaged properties. Applicants must have legal ownership of the storm damaged property to complete this assessment. For more information about the HRRP, including eligibility criteria and program phases, please visit the department’s Hurricane Ian Webpage.
Sincerely,
Rebuild Florida
Interagency Recovery Coordination (IRC)
DR-4673-FL Hurricane Ian & DR-4680-FL Hurricane Nicole
Federal Emergency Management Agency