Lubbock County Hazard Mitigation Grant-EM

How it works

Lubbock County’s budget documentation says the Hazard Mitigation Grant-EM fund is used for updating the County’s current Hazard Mitigation Action Plan. The plan is submitted to FEMA for review and approval. The budget materials show the county receiving grant revenue and matching or related amounts, but they do not describe a homeowner application process, a list of eligible home improvements, or any direct payments to residents.

What the money covers

The source specifically ties the fund to Hazard Mitigation Action Plan work. It does not identify covered homeowner projects such as roof upgrades, vents, windows, defensible space, or other property-level hardening measures.

Amounts and matching

The county budget documents show amounts associated with the fund, including a Hazard Mitigation Grant amount and an in-kind amount, but they do not state a homeowner benefit amount. Because the source does not connect the fund to individual households, there is no homeowner-facing match or maximum benefit to report.

How to apply

No homeowner application instructions were found in the official county materials reviewed.

Timing and deadlines

The budget documents reviewed show the fund existing in county financial records across multiple reporting periods, but they do not state an open application window or deadline for homeowners.