Mobile Home Resilience Grants Program

How it works

Ulster County’s Mobile Home Resilience Grants Program provides funding to upgrade manufactured homes. The county says the program helps homeowners install high-efficiency heat pumps, insulation, and electrical improvements, with the goal of lowering utility costs and improving indoor air quality. The housing page describes the program as part of the county’s broader housing initiatives, and the county’s earlier announcement said it is administered through a contract with Ulster County Community Action.

What the money covers

The page specifically lists funding for:

• High-efficiency heat pumps
• Insulation improvements
• Electrical improvements

The housing page also says the program supports manufactured-home residents and helps improve indoor air quality. The earlier county announcement added that the heat pumps provide both heating and cooling.

Amounts and matching

The page does not state a per-home maximum award, a matching requirement, or whether the funding is a grant, reimbursement, or direct payment structure beyond identifying it as a grant program.

How to apply

The reviewed page does not provide an application link, application form, or step-by-step instructions for applying.

Timing and deadlines

The housing page lists the Mobile Home Resilience Grants Program as an active county housing initiative. No opening date, closing date, or application deadline is stated on the page.