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Ozaukee County Home Owner Rehabilitation Program

Ozaukee County Public Health Department · County program

Up to $10,000 forgivable grant

Ozaukee County previously ran a forgivable home-repair grant for owner-occupied, pre-1978 homes, with up to $10,000 for lead abatement and other health/safety repairs. The county document does not clearly state that this program is still open, so current availability is unknown.

Last verified: August 25, 2026

Program details

How it worked

Ozaukee County’s Home Owner Rehabilitation Program was described as a forgivable grant program administered by the Ozaukee County Public Health Department. The county document says it provided up to $10,000 per home.

What the money covered

The first priority was lead paint abatement activities and HUD Housing Quality Standards or code violations identified by inspection. If money remained after those initial repairs, the program could also fund additional repairs and improvements, including:

  • Window replacements
  • Porch repairs
  • Painting or siding

Amounts and matching

  • Maximum grant amount: up to $10,000
  • The source calls it a “forgivable grant,” but does not provide the forgiveness terms in the excerpted material.

How to apply

The source excerpt does not include the full application process, deadlines, or whether the program is currently accepting applications.

Timing and deadlines

The county material is archival/summary material rather than a live program page, so current timing and availability are not stated.

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