ARP Homeowner Accessibility Rehabilitation Program (HARP)

Columbus Consolidated Government, Community Reinvestment Department · City program

Up to $30,000 per home

The City of Columbus offers up to $30,000 per home for low-income homeowners to pay for needed repairs and improvements. The program is now closed to applications.

Last verified: August 13, 2026

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Program details

How it works

The Columbus Consolidated Government (CCG) administers the ARP Homeowner Accessibility Rehabilitation Program (HARP) for eligible households in Columbus, Georgia. The program’s purpose is to support low-income households by helping preserve affordable housing.

What the money covers

The official page says the assistance covers the costs of necessary repairs and improvements to residential dwellings.

Amounts

CCG allocated $3,000,000 to the program, and assistance for an individual home is capped at $30,000.

Timing

The official program page states that applications are now closed.

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