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Resident asks how to apply for CHIP grants; county says it will reapply and publicize program
Summary
A resident asked where CHIP housing‑rehab grants come from and how to apply; county staff said the county is reapplying to qualify, will publicize openings and suggested contacting the county administrator's office and a community action provider listed in the record.
At the public‑comment portion of the Sept. 1 meeting, resident Brendon Middlebrooks of 133 Slocum Road asked where county CHIP grants for home repairs come from and how residents can apply.
County representatives replied that the county is reapplying to qualify for the program so it can run another grant cycle and that the application period would open later (likely early next year). Staff advised interested residents to check with the county administrator's office when the application window opens and also suggested contacting 'Bridal Georgia, Community Actions' (as spoken in the meeting record) and other local providers for assistance with weatherization and home repair programs.
Why it matters: CHIP and similar programs provide repair and weatherization help to homeowners and renters; knowing how to apply and which agencies assist is critical for residents seeking aid.
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