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What I found

I reviewed the official Macoupin County government homepage and scanned the county’s listed departments and news items for any homeowner incentive tied to disaster home hardening. The site includes general county information, department links, budgets, permits, Emergency Management, Public Health, USDA Soil & Water, and an American Rescue Plan portal, but it does not document an active homeowner grant, rebate, loan, cost-share, or free-service program for hardening private homes.

Why this is the result

The page text shows the county’s general government and service structure, not a resident-facing incentive program. Although the county has an Emergency Management department and hazard-related functions, the homepage does not provide a program page with funding amounts, eligibility rules, application steps, or deadlines for homeowners seeking mitigation assistance.

Notes

• The page references an American Rescue Plan Funds Portal, but the homepage text does not state that it is a homeowner hardening program.
• The site also lists USDA Soil & Water and Public Health, but no homeowner incentive details are given in the page text.
• Based on the official page text provided, there is no verifiable Macoupin County-specific homeowner hardening incentive to describe.