Flagler Resilient Homes

How it works

Flagler Resilient Homes is Flagler County Housing Services’ local effort under the Florida Hurricane Loss Mitigation Program (HLMP). The county says it applies annually for HLMP funding. If the county is awarded money, it typically begins selecting eligible properties each spring.

Submitting your information only expresses interest. The county explicitly says it does not guarantee assistance, but it does help staff identify potential candidates in advance.

What the money covers

The page says the program funds home modifications that improve a home’s ability to withstand hurricane impacts. The source does not list a line-item scope of work, specific retrofit measures, or a dollar cap on this page.

Timing and deadlines

The county’s page does not give a fixed annual opening or closing date. Instead, timing depends on whether the county receives HLMP funding in a given year. When funding is awarded, selection of eligible properties typically begins in the spring.

How to apply

Homeowners are directed to submit property and contact information to express interest through the county’s application/interest form. The page labels this as an interest step rather than a full award guarantee.

What homeowners should know

This is a county-run program tied to annual state HLMP funding, so availability is not permanent or guaranteed from year to year. The page does not publish the program’s funding amount, priority rules, or selection method.