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Community Housing Improvement Program (CHIP)
Wood County Planning Commission · County program
Wood County’s Planning Commission runs CHIP to help low- to moderate-income homeowners with emergency home repairs and home rehabilitation, plus down payment assistance. The official page does not state a dollar amount.
Program details
How it works
Wood County’s Community Housing Improvement Program (CHIP) is described as a Housing and Urban Development (HUD)-based program run through the Ohio Department of Development and administered locally by the Wood County Planning Commission. The program is intended to assist low- to moderate-income homeowners in Wood County with emergency home repairs, home rehabilitation, and down payment assistance.
What the money covers
The official page says CHIP can help with:
- Emergency home repairs
- Home rehabilitation
- Down payment assistance
The page does not list specific covered materials, reimbursement rules, match requirements, or a stated maximum award.
How to apply
The page provides contact information for the Wood County Planning Commission and Poggemeyer Design Group for more information. It does not publish a full application process on the page itself.
Timing and funding notes
The page notes that Wood County first received CHIP funding in 2005 for a Habitat for Humanity project house in Wood County. It does not state whether the current round is open, when it closes, or whether funds are exhausted.
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