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Fulton County Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Home Repair / Home Building Repair
Fulton County Board of Commissioners · County program
At least $20,000 was listed for one county-wide homeowner-improvement project; no homeowner maximum was stated.
Fulton County uses Community Development Block Grant money for county-wide home repair/home building repair projects for homeowners, including a 2025 county application that set aside $20,000 for home improvements for homeowners with disabilities. The county’s public records also show prior county-wide home repair funding and housing rehab activity.
Program details
How it works
Fulton County’s Board of Commissioners applies for and administers Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) housing funds for eligible local projects. The county’s official minutes show a 2025 county application that included "Various County Wide home Improvements for Homeowners with disabilities" through The Ability Center, and other county records show prior county-wide home repair and housing rehab activity under county CDBG programs.
What the money covers
The official county records describe the activity broadly as home improvements, home repair, home building repair, private owner home repair, private owner rehabilitation, and rental home repair. The materials do not provide a detailed scope of work on the program page itself.
Amounts and matching
The 2025 county resolution listed $20,000 for "Various County Wide home Improvements for Homeowners with disabilities" and stated that any additional funding over $120,000 would be directed to the Village of Fayette project. Earlier county records show other housing rehab and home repair allocations, including a county-wide home repair activity and housing rehab revolving loan activity, but the source excerpts do not provide a homeowner-facing maximum award amount.
How to apply
The county minutes indicate projects are selected through the county’s CDBG application process. The county works with local project sponsors and then submits the application to the state; the exact homeowner application steps are not spelled out in the pages found.
Timing and deadlines
The county’s 2025 resolution references Program Year 2025, and past minutes show the county holding public hearings, then sending forms to communities, selecting projects, and proceeding to environmental review, procurement, construction, labor standards, payment, and final reporting.
Important caveat
The official county pages available online do not give a single stand-alone homeowner application page for this housing work, so the public description is programmatic rather than consumer-friendly.
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