Homeowner Assistance and Reconstruction Program (HARP)

How it works

ReOregon opened HARP to give qualified homeowners financial assistance to repair, rebuild, or replace homes damaged or destroyed by wildfires and/or straight-line winds in 2020. The program is part of Oregon’s disaster recovery effort.

What the money covers

The official page says homeowners can use HARP to repair, rebuild, or replace their homes. It also says qualified homeowners can replace a damaged manufactured home on land they own, currently lease, or will secure a lease for.

Amounts and matching

The official page states that HARP normally calculates awards based on the original damaged property type and size, the household size, and benefits already received by the homeowner. The page we found does not provide a single fixed grant maximum in the excerpt.

How to apply

Homeowners who have been invited to complete the full HARP application can get in-person help at the nearest ReOregon Intake Center. The page also includes a contractor list, construction overview, and home designs, showing the program is tied to a structured rebuilding process.

Timing and deadlines

HARP exists as an active ReOregon program on the state site, but the excerpt we found does not state current open/close dates.