Owner-Occupied Emergency Home Repair Program

How it works

The City of Spartanburg’s ARPA Owner-Occupied Emergency Home Repair Program is a grant program for owner-occupied homes needing repairs. The city says the program is currently limited to $10,000 in repairs annually and assists 10-15 homeowners per year.

What the money covers

The program is described as helping with specific priority repairs to owner-occupied homes. The city’s public page says the work is aimed at improving health and safety, but the page we found does not list a full itemized scope of eligible repairs.

Amounts and matching

The city states the program is limited to $10,000 in repairs annually per home.

How to apply

The city’s homeowner resources page points to this program as one of its repair options, and the guideline document exists on the city site. The public material we found does not provide a complete application process summary on the page itself.

Timing and deadlines

The city’s homeowner resources page says this program is currently ending October 31, 2026. The guideline document was published on the city site in 2026 and the program is active as of the city’s public page.