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Community Housing Improvement Program (CHIP) – Home Repair
Holmes County Planning Commission / Office of Community Development · County program
Up to $8,000 per home
Holmes County’s CHIP Home Repair activity provides up to $8,000 per home for emergency repairs and essential systems for eligible low-income households. The brochure says it can cover emergency repairs, accessibility work, and well/septic or tap-in repairs.
Program details
How it works
The Home Repair activity is part of Holmes County’s Community Housing Improvement Program (CHIP). It is intended to help lower-income households with needed repair work.
What the money covers
Eligible items listed in the brochure include:
- emergency repairs
- handicapped accessibility
- tap-ins
- well and septic repairs or replacements
Amounts
- Maximum assistance: up to $8,000 per home.
How to apply
The brochure says applicants must complete an application and call the office to schedule an appointment to submit the completed application. The county then verifies the application and documents to determine eligibility.
Timing and deadlines
The brochure does not provide a specific opening or closing date.
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