Clermont County Long Term Recovery Committee (LTRC) disaster recovery assistance

How it works

The Clermont County Long Term Recovery Committee (LTRC) is a cooperative recovery body made up of representatives from faith-based, nonprofit, government, business, and other organizations. Its mission is to help residents recover from a disaster and restore their lives in a timely manner.

The county says the LTRC works to unite recovery resources with community needs so that even the most vulnerable residents can recover. The program is centered on post-disaster recovery, not on a standing home-hardening retrofit grant.

What the money or services cover

The page describes several recovery functions:

• Disaster case management: a time-limited process where a Disaster Case Manager partners with an affected individual or family to plan for and achieve realistic recovery goals after a disaster.
• Donations management: organizing the giving, receiving, and distribution of donated goods for disaster survivors.
• Volunteer management: matching volunteers to tasks such as debris removal, cleaning out homes, repairing and rebuilding homes, case management, program leadership, office skills, and professional services like legal advice, accounting, and computer expertise.
• Spiritual and emotional care: comfort, hope, and help for survivors dealing with the emotional and physical effects of disaster loss.

The official page does not give a standard grant amount, matching requirement, or a defined list of eligible retrofit improvements.

How to apply

The page does not describe a formal application process, online form, or required intake steps. It provides LTRC contact information and identifies a case manager, suggesting that survivors would connect through recovery coordination rather than a fixed public grant application.

Timing and deadlines

This is a disaster-recovery resource tied to post-disaster needs. The page does not state that the program is continuously open, nor does it provide deadlines, launch dates, or closing dates.

Additional notes

The committee includes participating organizations such as the American Red Cross, Catholic Charities of SW Ohio, Clermont County agencies, local churches, and United Way of Greater Cincinnati.