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Owner-Occupied Home Rehabilitation Program
Clinton County Planning, Grants & Zoning Department · County program
Clinton County helps eligible owner-occupants pay for home repairs and code-compliance work, including roof repairs and other structural fixes. The county says the program can cover the cost of repairs for households below 80% of area median income, with applications currently open.
Program details
How it works
Clinton County says it provides owner-occupied home rehabilitation assistance to keep housing stock in compliance with current building codes. It uses funding sources including Community Development Block Grant, Keystone Communities, Act 105 PHARE, and Affordable Housing Funds when available.
What the money covers
The county says the program covers the cost of code compliance and/or handicap accessibility improvements to owner-occupied single-family homes. Examples listed by the county include correcting deficient electrical or plumbing service, removing lead-based paint, replacing rotted structural members, and fixing leaking roofs. Accessibility modifications may include widening doorways and halls, installing grab bars, and building wheelchair ramps.
Amounts and matching
The county does not state a dollar cap, match requirement, or reimbursement structure on the page.
How to apply
The county page says homeowner-occupied housing rehab applications are open now. The page lists an advertised date of September 10, 2026 and a deadline of November 9, 2026 at 5:00 PM.
Timing and deadlines
The county page explicitly says applications are open now and gives the deadline above. No other schedule details are stated on the page.
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