Homes-in-Need Program

How it works

Lycoming County describes the Homes-in-Need Program as a countywide homeowner rehabilitation effort. The program is presented as part of the county’s Williamsport Housing Strategy materials and is intended to help repair homes and improve living conditions.

What the money covers

The county says the program can help with:

• interior health and safety upgrades
• exterior health and safety upgrades
• weatherization work
• accessibility improvements

The county also says the program has been in operation since 2005 and has served more than 3,500 households. The page notes there are still more than 900 households on the unmet needs list, which suggests ongoing demand for the program.

Amounts and matching

The official page reviewed does not list a maximum award, a range of typical awards, reimbursement terms, or any matching requirement. It also does not state whether funding is a grant, forgivable loan, or another structure beyond the general program description.

How to apply

The page does not provide a current application portal, intake steps, or a phone/email contact specifically for this program in the material reviewed.

Timing and deadlines

The page treats the program as an existing county program and does not provide a current open or closed status. No application deadline, start date, or end date is stated on the reviewed page.