Hillsborough Disaster Recovery Grant Program

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Hillsborough Disaster Recovery Grant Program

Hillsborough County is set to receive $709 million in federal aid through the Community Development Block Grant – Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) program. This funding aims to assist residents in recovering from the significant impacts of Hurricanes Idalia (2023), Debby, Helene, and Milton (2024), which caused extensive damage across the county.

Hillsborough County is beginning to plan how disaster recovery funds will be allocated. To ensure the plan reflects community needs, feedback will be collected from residents, local leaders, and partner organizations. For further updates and to stay informed, please fill out the form.

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What Is the CDBG-DR Program?

The CDBG-DR program, administered by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), provides flexible funding to help communities recover from Presidentially declared disasters.

  • Housing Rehabilitation and Reconstruction: Repairing and rebuilding homes damaged by recent hurricanes.

  • Infrastructure Improvements: Restoring and enhancing public facilities and infrastructure.

  • Economic Revitalization: Assisting businesses and promoting job growth in affected areas.

  • Disaster Mitigation: Implementing measures to reduce the impact of future disasters.

At least 70% of the funds will benefit low-to-moderate-income populations, focusing on communities with the greatest unmet recovery needs.

Apply for disaster recovery grants to repair or replace roofing, windows, doors, and more. No upfront cost. No credit required.

Hillsborough Disaster Recovery Grant Program helps local families protect their homes from storms while lowering insurance premiums.

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This website is not affiliated with Hillsborough County or any government agency. It is operated by a private organization committed to informing residents about disaster recovery resources and programs. For official information, please visit the Hillsborough County website. By submitting this form, you acknowledge that this website is operated by a private organization and is not affiliated with Hillsborough County or any government agency. Your information will be used solely to determine your eligibility for available recovery or grant-related programs and will never be sold or shared without consent.