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City of Dover Homeowner Rehabilitation Assistance Program
City of Dover, Planning and Inspections Department · City program
Dollar amount not stated on the official page.
The City of Dover uses federal CDBG funds to help qualified homeowners rehabilitate homes inside Dover. The city says the program is for housing-code violations and repairs, but the official page does not give a current dollar cap.
Program details
How it works
The City of Dover’s Community Development division says it uses federal Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) entitlement funds to expand housing opportunities and protect public health and welfare in Dover. Its city planning materials say the Housing Rehabilitation Assistance Program makes CDBG funds available to qualified homeowners to contract work needed to rehabilitate homes found in violation of the city’s Housing Code.
What the money covers
The official city materials describe work to rehabilitate homes that violate the Housing Code, and other city planning documents mention exterior renovations for owner-occupied homes. The official program page does not provide a detailed repair list or a current dollar amount.
How it is funded
The city says the program is supported through CDBG entitlement funds.
How to apply
The community development page is the official starting point for the program. The city’s planning FAQ also references homeowner rehabilitation assistance as a city program.
Timing and deadlines
The current city page does not state application dates or a deadline.
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