Minor Home Repair Program Utilizing Subrecipients

How it works

Macon-Bibb County’s annual action plan says it expects to use Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds to repair the homes of at least 71 homeowners during the program year. Assistance is provided as a grant to homeowners through the subrecipient Rebuilding Macon, which uses the funds to buy materials and make improvements using volunteer labor and/or contractual services.

What the money covers

The plan groups this under minor home repair activities for homeowner-occupied homes. It does not list a full itemized scope on the page we found, but it says the funds purchase materials and support improvements to homes.

Amounts and matching

• The plan states the county expects to help at least 71 homeowners.
• No per-home dollar amount is given for this program in the document excerpt we found.
• No match requirement is stated.

How to apply

The document we found does not describe the application process, but it identifies Rebuilding Macon as the subrecipient that carries out the work.

Timing and deadlines

• The plan is for the 2022 program year document we found.
• The page we found does not give a current application window or deadline.