Owner Occupied Housing Rehabilitation Program

How it works

Marshall County’s Owner Occupied Housing Rehabilitation Program is a local repair program for owner-occupied homes. The stated purpose is to help low-to-moderate income families with funds for repairs to their homes. The guidelines also say the program will provide information about other programs available through Marshall County.

What the money covers

The source materials I found describe the program broadly as assistance for home repairs, but they do not provide a detailed list of covered improvements in the excerpted guideline pages I located. The program is clearly aimed at rehabilitation of owner-occupied housing rather than a narrowly defined disaster-hardening retrofit.

Amounts and matching

The official materials I found do not state a maximum award amount, reimbursement method, or matching requirement.

How to apply

The application packet is posted by Marshall County. The document I found is an application and program guideline packet, but I did not find a separate current web page with step-by-step application instructions beyond the packet itself.

Timing and deadlines

The materials I found do not state current open/closed dates or an application deadline.

Important note

The packet appears to be a general home repair program, not a wildfire-specific hardening program. I am including it because it is a current Marshall County homeowner assistance program documented on an official county page, but the official language I found does not tie it to a specific natural disaster peril.