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Homeowner Rehabilitation Program
Jefferson County, Missouri · County program
Up to $15,000 forgivable grant
Jefferson County offers low- to moderate-income homeowners a forgivable grant of up to $15,000 for essential health and safety repairs. It is meant to help homes meet health and safety standards, not to fund general remodeling.
Program details
How it works
Jefferson County’s Homeowner Rehabilitation Program provides a two-year forgivable grant to help eligible homeowners pay for essential health and safety repairs. The county says the program is designed to help improve living conditions and bring homes up to health and safety standards.
What the money covers
The official county description does not list a detailed item-by-item scope of work. It only says the program is for “essential health and safety repairs” and rehabilitation needed to meet health and safety standards.
Amounts and matching
- Up to $15,000 per home.
- The grant is forgivable over two years.
- The county does not state any required match in the source reviewed.
How to apply
The source reviewed does not include a full application packet, intake process, or contact instructions. It only identifies the program as a county tool in the Jefferson County master plan.
Timing and deadlines
The source reviewed does not state an application opening date, deadline, or whether funding is currently being accepted through a live portal.
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