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State Disaster Relief Fund (SDRF)
Indiana Department of Homeland Security (IDHS) · State program
Post-disaster aid; no fixed statewide homeowner amount stated.
Indiana’s State Disaster Relief Fund can help individuals and local governments after disasters when they do not qualify for federal aid. It is post-disaster assistance, not a standing home-hardening grant.
Program details
How it works
IDHS says the State Disaster Relief Fund was established in 2003 to provide assistance to individuals and local governments who may not be eligible for federal disaster assistance but meet the state’s criteria for disaster relief.
What the money covers
The official page frames SDRF as disaster recovery help, not pre-disaster mitigation or home hardening. The page also notes IDHS works with communities on mitigation initiatives that lower the costs and risks of disaster damage.
Amounts and matching
The main page excerpt does not give a fixed homeowner award amount. It does mention that in some cases mitigation activities can affect the share of total damage cost that may be covered, but the page excerpt does not provide a statewide homeowner formula.
Timing and deadlines
SDRF is activated after disaster events and state determinations; the page does not list a standing application window for homeowners.
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