Neighborhood Enhancement Program (MSHDA) – City of Three Rivers

How it works

The City of Three Rivers says it was selected to receive a $50,000 grant from the Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA) to help willing homeowners fund exterior improvements to their homes. The Neighborhood Enhancement Program (NEP) is intended to improve exterior home conditions in the city’s District 2 neighborhood. The page says the program will fund improvements to owner-occupied homes/property in the target area and that the work should both improve the owner’s livability and create an aesthetic improvement for the neighborhood.

What the money covers

This page describes the funding as being for an “exterior home improvement project.” It does not list specific eligible line items on the page itself. The city directs applicants to the linked PDF packet for the complete program guidelines, requirements, application, contractor requirements, and additional information.

Amounts and matching

Homeowners in the city’s 2nd District may receive up to $7,499 per home for an exterior home improvement project. The page does not mention any matching requirement, reimbursement structure, or pay-to-contractor details.

How to apply

The page directs homeowners to click “APPLY” or download the complete application packet linked below. It notes that the PDF includes application instructions, contractor requirements, a qualifications checklist, and a map showing District 2 on page 9.

Timing and deadlines

The page says the deadline to apply was Friday, July 15, 2022. No recurring annual deadline or new application window is stated on the page.