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Renew NC Community Infrastructure Program

North Carolina Department of Commerce, Division of Community Revitalization · State program

Infrastructure grant program; not a direct homeowner benefit.

The state launched a disaster-recovery infrastructure grant program for eligible projects in McDowell County and other Helene-impacted areas. It funds community infrastructure tied back to Hurricane Helene damage, but it is not a direct homeowner grant.

Last verified: September 12, 2026

Program details

How it works

The Notice of Funding Opportunity says the Renew NC Community Infrastructure Program is a Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery program administered by the North Carolina Department of Commerce, Division of Community Revitalization. It funds eligible community infrastructure projects in HUD- and State-identified Most Impacted and Distressed areas, including McDowell County. (commercerecovery.nc.gov)

What the money covers

The notice says eligible projects must address unmet disaster recovery needs and include a tie-back to Hurricane Helene damage. The policy page lists examples such as rehabilitation of schools, health care centers, water or wastewater facilities, and drainage improvements. (commercerecovery.nc.gov)

Amounts and matching

The notice describes a statewide funding source but does not give a homeowner benefit amount, and it is not a homeowner reimbursement program. No homeowner match or cap is stated. (commercerecovery.nc.gov)

Timing and deadlines

The notice is the funding announcement itself; no homeowner application window is stated on the cited page. (commercerecovery.nc.gov)

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