Home Repair / Rehabilitation Program (CDBG-funded)

How it works

A St. Johns County Annual Action Plan document describes a Home Repair/Rehabilitation activity funded with CDBG money. The plan says the project covers Emergency Repair, Spot or Full House Rehabilitation of existing housing and is intended to serve county residents.

What the money covers

The action plan says the activity includes rehabilitation of existing housing and lists the following as planned work for the associated rehabilitation contracts: roofing, framing, masonry, electrical, plumbing, well and/or septic, HVAC, and millwork. The plan also says the activity is for emergency repair and spot or full-house rehabilitation.

Amounts and matching

The plan shows CDBG: $290,374 for the Home Repair/Rehabilitation activity and says it is expected to serve approximately 8 households at or below 50% AMI.

How to apply

The source reviewed is an annual action plan, not a homeowner application page, so it does not provide an application form or process.

Timing and deadlines

The document is a county planning document. It does not state a homeowner deadline in the reviewed excerpt.

Why it matters for home hardening

This is a county-funded repair program that can include major structural and system work, which may be relevant to making a home more disaster resistant even though it is not branded as a wildfire or hurricane hardening grant.