Emergency Home & Accessibility Repair Program

How it works

The Emergency Home and Accessibility Repair Program (Rehabilitation Program) was adopted in 1988 by the York County Board of Supervisors. York County Housing & Neighborhood Revitalization says the program provides assistance to eligible low-income families in York County for home repairs tied to urgent health and safety hazards, as well as wheelchair ramps and other urgent or accessibility repairs.

What the money covers

The page specifically mentions help for:

• Health and safety hazards
• Wheelchair ramps
• Other urgent repairs
• Other accessibility repairs

The page does not provide a more detailed list of covered work categories, and it does not say whether the program is limited to owner-occupied homes or whether the repairs are paid directly to contractors.

Amounts and matching

The page includes household income-limit tables for both 50% of median income and 80% of median income, but it does not explain which table applies to which part of the program.

The page does not state:

• A maximum grant amount
• A matching requirement
• A reimbursement process
• Whether funding is first-come, first-served

How to apply

The page provides contact information for York County Housing & Neighborhood Revitalization, including a phone number and email link, but it does not lay out an application process or list required forms.

Timing and deadlines

The page does not list an application deadline, opening date, closing date, or any time-limited funding window. It appears to be an ongoing program based on the live county page, but the page itself does not explicitly state funding status.