County Corp Dayton and Montgomery County ODOD Emergency Home Repair and Accessibility Modification Program

How it works

County Corp describes a separate emergency home repair and accessibility modification program funded by a grant from the Ohio Department of Development (ODOD). The page says match funding is provided by Montgomery County’s Office of Community and Economic Development, the City of Dayton, Ohio, and County Corp.

The program is for emergency home repair and handicapped accessibility modifications. County Corp says homeowners who qualify can submit its request form and be added to the home repair waitlist.

What the money covers

The page identifies the covered work as:

• Emergency home repair
• Handicapped accessibility modifications

No further itemized scope is provided.

Amounts and matching

• Up to $10,000 in grant funding
• Match funding is provided by Montgomery County’s Office of Community and Economic Development, the City of Dayton, and County Corp
• The page does not state any homeowner match requirement

How to apply

The page directs interested homeowners to County Corp’s home repair form. The form asks for household size, gross household income, contact information, address, and the type of grant requested.

Timing and deadlines

• Funding is available on a first come, first served basis
• Applicants are placed on a waitlist until funding becomes available
• The page does not give an end date