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Sustainable Rebuilding Program
Colorado Office of Climate Preparedness · State program
Loans and grants; no homeowner maximum stated in the official summary provided.
Colorado created a statewide rebuilding program that provides loans and grants for homeowners rebuilding after a wildfire or other natural disaster. The official bill summary says it is meant to cover high-performing, energy-efficient, and resilient homes and structures, but the source provided here does not show a current homeowner application page.
Program details
How it works
Senate Bill 22-206 created the sustainable rebuilding program within Colorado’s disaster preparedness and recovery framework. The bill summary says the program’s purpose is to provide loans and grants to homeowners, owners of residential rental property, and businesses that are rebuilding after a wildfire or other natural disaster.
What the money covers
The bill summary says the program is intended to cover costs associated with building high-performing, energy-efficient, and resilient homes and structures.
Administration
The bill summary says the office may contract with a governmental entity, Colorado-based nonprofit green bank with history and expertise in providing loans and grants for energy efficiency projects and services, business nonprofit organization, bank, or community development financial institution to administer the program.
Timing and deadlines
The bill summary does not provide a current application window or a current official homeowner-facing program page in the source provided here.
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