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City of Yuma Home Investment Partnership Program (HOME)
City of Yuma Neighborhood Services for the Yuma County HOME Consortium · City program
The City of Yuma administers HOME funds for the Yuma County HOME Consortium, which can be used for rehabilitation of single-family homes and other housing work. The page does not call it a wildfire hardening program, but it is a currently existing city-administered housing assistance program that may fund rehabilitation.
Program details
How it works
The city explains that the Yuma County HOME Consortium was formed by local governments in Yuma County to receive HOME funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. The City of Yuma’s Neighborhood Services office administers the consortium and oversees the funding.
What the money covers
The page says HOME funds may be used for:
- Rehabilitation of single-family homes
- Tenant-based rental assistance
- Construction of new affordable housing for sale or rental
- Down payment and closing cost assistance for homebuyers
Amounts and matching
The official page does not state a dollar amount, cap, or matching requirement.
How to apply
The page says nonprofit or for-profit developers are encouraged to submit applications for HOME grants. It says the annual application cycle begins in December or January, and provides a phone number for more information.
Timing and deadlines
The page gives a typical application window of December or January, but no exact deadline.
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