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Pasco County outlines $585M HUD disaster‑recovery plan and individual housing program at Dade City meeting
Summary
Pasco County Director Chuck Lane told Dade City officials that HUD awarded $585 million for recovery from recent hurricanes, with nearly half targeted to housing and infrastructure. The county described an individual housing program (current phase) with $205M budget, eligibility priorities, and caps on reimbursements and repair/replacement costs.
Pasco County officials briefed the Dade City commission on Jan. 13 about federal disaster‑recovery funding and programs intended to help residents repair, rebuild or relocate after recent hurricanes.
"My name is Chuck Lane. I'm the director of the office of disaster recovery resources for Pasco County," Lane said, introducing the county's Better Future program funded by a $585,000,000 allocation from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. He said the county's plan directs nearly half of the allocation toward housing and infrastructure, with specific program budgets and priorities shaped by community input.
Lane described the county's individual housing program, which is budgeted at $205,000,000 and is open for applications. He said the program must spend 70% of the HUD allocation on households at or below…
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