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Hillsborough County awards $180 million in rebuilding contracts for storm-damaged homes
Summary
Commissioners awarded construction agreements on June 3 to repair or reconstruct approved applicants' storm-damaged single-family homes under the federally funded Rebuilding for Tomorrow (Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery single family housing) program at a total cost of $180,000,000; the county expects reimbursement from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Katie, with Hillsborough County Communications and Digital Media, said the board awarded construction agreements to repair or reconstruct approved applicants' storm-damaged homes as part of the county's federally funded Rebuilding for Tomorrow program, also identified as the Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery single-family housing program.
"Commissioners awarded construction agreements to repair or reconstruct approved applicants' storm damaged homes as part of the county's federally funded rebuilding for tomorrow program," Katie said in the meeting recap. She reported the total program cost as $180,000,000 and said the county expects reimbursement from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
The recap directed residents to hcfl.gov for more information and to apply for assistance under the program. The item was presented as part of the board's June 3 actions approving construction agreements tied to federally funded disaster recovery housing aid.
