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Homeownership and Rehabilitation Program (HHR)
Wisconsin Department of Administration, Division of Energy, Housing and Community Resources · State program
The state Homeownership and Rehabilitation Program helps local providers finance repairs and rehabilitation for owner-occupied homes, including work that can improve safety and resilience. The state page does not give a homeowner dollar cap; homeowners must apply through their local HHR provider.
Program details
How it works
The Wisconsin Department of Administration says the Homeownership and Rehabilitation Program is administered by its Division of Energy, Housing and Community Resources and is funded by HUD’s HOME Investment Partnerships Program. The program materials are aimed at local providers and grantees, but the state notes that households seeking assistance should contact their local HHR provider.
What the money covers
The official page does not list a home-hardening-specific menu of repairs on the main page. It points to a program manual and forms for rehabilitation projects, implying the program can support rehabilitation of owner-occupied housing through local providers.
Timing and deadlines
The page says the 2027–2029 application will be posted in early 2027.
How to apply
Homeowners are directed to contact a local HHR provider rather than apply directly to the state. The page also provides program administration documents, manuals, and compliance materials for participating organizations.
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