Mahoning County Community Housing Impact & Preservation Program (CHIP)

How it works

Mahoning County’s Community Housing Impact & Preservation Program (CHIP) is a county partnership with the City of Campbell and City of Struthers. The program materials describe two homeowner tracks: an Owner Home Repair Program and an Owner-Occupied Rehabilitation Program.

The county says the application packet includes household income guidelines and that applicants should indicate the assistance they are applying for. The packet is the official source for the concrete program details available in the page we found.

What the money covers

The official application packet says the CHIP program can fund home repair and rehabilitation work, but the county page we found does not list the full construction scope in a short web summary. Homeowners should review the application packet for the specific eligible work categories before applying.

How to apply

The county directs interested homeowners to contact the Mahoning County Healthy Homes & Lead Hazard Control Program at the phone extensions listed in the packet. The application is attached to the official county document.

Timing and deadlines

The county materials we found do not state a current closing date on the web page itself. Because this is a document-based program announcement, homeowners should use the county contact information in the packet to confirm whether the 2024 CHIP round is still being accepted.

Notes for homeowners

This is the clearest county-level homeowner assistance program we found in Mahoning County that is still documented on an official county page. The source page is an application packet, so some details are only available in the document rather than on a simple landing page.