Lapeer County Housing Rehabilitation (MSHDA CHILL Grant)

How it works

Lapeer County announced a homeowner rehabilitation project using Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA) CHILL funds. The notice says the county will use the funding to rehabilitate at least 10 homes throughout the county’s housing stock.

What the money covers

The official notice does not list the exact repair categories, materials, or hardening measures that are eligible. It only says the money is for homeowner housing rehabilitation to improve homes and maintain the county’s housing stock.

Amounts and matching

• Estimated funding: $500,000
• The notice does not state a per-home maximum, match requirement, reimbursement rule, or whether money is paid upfront or after work is completed.

How to apply

The public notice itself does not give the application process. It references an environmental review record on file at the county administration office.

Timing and deadlines

• Public notice date: 2025-05-27
• Comments on the environmental review record were due by 2025-06-02
• The county said it would request release of funds on or about 2025-06-03

The notice is framed as a housing rehabilitation program, not a wildfire-specific hardening program, but it is a current county homeowner repair incentive in Lapeer County.