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Bay County Voluntary Home Buyout Program
Bay County Board of County Commissioners · County program
County award total is $4,411,777; per-home award amount not stated on the public page.
Bay County is using federal disaster recovery money to buy out eligible hurricane-damaged homes in flood-prone areas and demolish the structures. The county says it awarded $4,411,777 for the program and will use the funds to acquire properties and demolish existing housing units.
Program details
How it works
Bay County’s Voluntary Home Buyout Program is a county-run disaster recovery effort. The county says it has been awarded $4,411,777 to participate in the Voluntary Home Buyout (VHB) CDBG-DR program.
What the money covers
The county states that necessary assistance will be provided in the form of:
- buyout of eligible homes
- demolition of existing housing units
The program’s purpose is to reduce future disaster losses by removing properties in high-risk flood areas.
Amounts and matching
- The county does not publish a separate dollar cap per household on the public page we found.
- The total county award listed on the page is $4,411,777.
How to apply
The public page we found is program information, not a full application instruction page. It does, however, state that the Florida Office of Long-Term Resiliency handles fair housing compliance and that the county has a formal complaint process.
Timing and deadlines
- The public page does not state an application window or closing date.
- Funding status on the page is not framed as exhausted; however, the public materials do not clearly state whether the program is still accepting new applicants right now.
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