Orangeburg County CDBG Housing Rehabilitation / HOME Consortium housing repair funding

How it works

Orangeburg County’s Grants Administration says it supports and promotes programs that benefit the county and its citizens, including funding examples such as “Rehabilitation Projects (when applicable).” The county page also says it manages existing awards and that funding opportunities are competitive and limited by availability.

In the county’s related planning materials, Orangeburg County describes a CDBG Housing Rehabilitation program funded through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development via the South Carolina Department of Commerce to local governments for the repair and rehabilitation of substandard homes. The county also states that it is the lead agency for the Lower Savannah Regional HOME Consortium and administers HOME Program funds.

What the money covers

The official county pages specifically mention:

• repair and rehabilitation of substandard homes
• rehabilitation projects, when applicable

The page does not list specific eligible home-hardening measures, materials, or systems. It also does not say whether assistance is structured as a grant, loan, reimbursement, or direct contractor payment at the homeowner level.

Amounts and matching

The page does not state a homeowner award cap, matching requirement, or benefit formula.

How to apply

The Grants Administration page says it cannot assist individuals seeking personal financial help. It directs people interested in personal grants or loans to research online or at a local library. The page does not provide a homeowner application process or an intake form for this funding.

Timing and deadlines

No application window, deadline, or current funding round is posted on the reviewed page. The page only says that funding availability can vary from year to year and that proposals are accepted only if consistent with the county’s mission and the funder’s goals.