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Natural Hazard Mitigation Financing Program
Iowa Homeland Security and Emergency Management and Iowa Finance Authority · State program
Loan program; no amount stated in the statute reviewed.
Iowa created a state natural hazard mitigation revolving loan program to finance projects that reduce losses from natural hazards, including wildfires. The law authorizes loans to eligible entities rather than direct homeowner grants.
Program details
How it works
Iowa Code chapter 29D creates the Natural Hazard Mitigation Financing Program as a joint undertaking of the Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management and the Iowa Finance Authority. The program is for making loans available to eligible entities to finance all or part of the costs of a project.
What the money covers
The statute defines a “project” as an activity or set of activities that mitigate the impact of natural hazards. Wildfires are explicitly listed as one of the hazards. The law also says projects may include zoning and land use planning changes and establishing and enforcing building codes.
Amounts and matching
The reviewed statute does not state a loan cap, interest rate, repayment term, or homeowner match requirement.
How to apply
The statute itself creates the program and defines terms, but the page reviewed does not give a homeowner-facing application process.
Timing and deadlines
The statute reviewed does not state an open date, launch date, or application deadline.
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