Moore County Urgent Repair Program

How it works

Moore County’s official bid postings show the county is carrying out an Urgent Repair Program to rehabilitate substandard housing units. The county notice says the program is funded by the North Carolina Housing Finance Agency and that contractor bid packages and work write-ups are issued for the rehabilitation work.

What the money covers

The official Moore County notice is about housing rehabilitation rather than a detailed homeowner brochure, so it does not list specific repair items, materials, or a maximum award for homeowners on the public page. The page does show that the program is used for repairs to substandard housing units.

How it is administered

The county’s notice says sealed bids were accepted for the rehabilitation work and that a mandatory pre-bid conference with site visits was held for contractors. That confirms the county is actively administering this program locally, even though the page is written for contractors rather than applicants.

Timing and status

The page is a bid notice for the 2022 Urgent Repair Program and was posted in connection with work bidding in 2023. Because the county page does not clearly state whether homeowner applications are currently being accepted, I am marking the funding status as unknown from the homeowner perspective.

Important limitation

The county page available here is not the full homeowner application guide, so it does not state income limits, owner-occupancy rules, maximum grant size, or application steps for residents.