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Community Home Improvement Program (CHIP) in Perry
City of Perry / Georgia Department of Community Affairs · City program
City of Perry announced $400,000 CHIP award and $686,926 CDBG award; homeowner amounts not stated
The City of Perry has received CHIP housing rehab funding for homeowners, but the official page we found is a news announcement, not the live application page. The announcement says the city got more than $1 million for housing rehabilitation, but it does not give current open/closed status or program details.
Program details
How it works
The City of Perry announced it received Community Home Investment Program (CHIP) and Community Development Block Grant funding for housing rehabilitation. The announcement says the funds are for housing issues in the Perry community and that CHIP is designed to provide safe, decent, affordable housing in Georgia by granting funds to city and county governments, public housing authorities, and nonprofits.
What the money covers
The announcement is about housing rehabilitation generally. It does not list specific hardening measures, disaster-mitigation upgrades, or homeowner services on the page we found.
Amounts and matching
The page says Perry received more than one million dollars in total, including $686,926 through CDBG and $400,000 through CHIP. It does not state the homeowner award amount, matching rules, or whether money is a grant, reimbursement, or loan for individual households.
How to apply
The announcement does not provide application instructions.
Timing and deadlines
No current deadline, opening date, or funding status is stated on the page we found.
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