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County allocates $208.4 million from Rebuilding for Tomorrow to single-family housing program
Summary
Hillsborough County appropriated $208.4 million in CDBG-DR Rebuilding for Tomorrow funds for a single-family housing program expected to assist about 1,000 homeowners affected by hurricanes Helene and Milton; applicants are directed to rebuildingfortomorrow.hcfl.gov.
The Board of County Commissioners appropriated $208.4 million in Rebuilding for Tomorrow funds for a single-family housing program, according to the county recap of the May 6 meeting.
Katie said the program "is expected to assist approximately 1,000 single-family homeowners who owned their property at the time it was impacted by the storms." The recap provided the program website for applications and more information: rebuildingfortomorrow.hcfl.gov. The transcript did not include application deadlines or detailed eligibility criteria; those items were not specified in the recap and are expected to be available on the program site or in staff materials.
The recap stated that Rebuilding for Tomorrow CDBG-DR funds are administered by the county and funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to help communities recover from hurricanes Helene and Milton.
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