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Homeowner Occupied Improvement Program (HOIP)
City of Harrisburg Department of Building and Housing · City program
Up to $30,000
The City of Harrisburg used ARPA funds to offer homeowners up to $30,000 for emergency and essential home repairs, paid directly to contractors for pre-approved work. The city page says the application window closed on July 15, 2024.
Program details
How it works
The City of Harrisburg says the Homeowner Occupied Improvement Program was a home-repairs assistance initiative made possible by the American Rescue Plan Act. The city says it allocated $5 million of its ARPA funds to emergency and essential home repairs.
Payments were to be made directly to the contractor for pre-approved work.
What the money covers
The page describes the program as funding emergency and essential home repairs, but the excerpt reviewed does not provide a longer itemized list of eligible work.
Amounts and matching
The city states assistance was a non-repayable grant up to $30,000.
How to apply
The city’s application process was open through July 15, 2024 at 3 p.m.
Timing and deadlines
The program page reviewed indicates the program was part of the City of Harrisburg’s ARPA funding and that the application period ended July 15, 2024.
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