UPDATE: The City of Valdosta has just opened applications for the Georgia Home Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Program, a critical initiative aimed at helping homeowners recover from the devastating storms of 2023-2024. This program is part of the Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery effort, providing much-needed financial assistance for repairs, rehabilitation, or full reconstruction of damaged properties.
Homeowners in eligible counties are urged to act quickly. If your home suffered significant damage from these storms, now is the time to apply for support. The City of Valdosta’s Neighborhood Development team emphasizes the urgency of this program, calling it a vital resource for families still grappling with the aftermath of the disasters.
Anetra Riley, Community Development Manager for Valdosta, stated,
“We know that many Georgia families are still dealing with the aftermath of these storms. The Georgia Home Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Program is a vital resource to help people get their homes back in order. We want to make sure that homeowners have the support they need to rebuild and recover as quickly as possible.”
Eligible homeowners can begin the application process immediately by visiting https://tinyurl.com/DCAApp2025. The program offers two main avenues of assistance:
– **Home Rehabilitation** – Financial aid for repairing and improving homes that can be safely restored.
– **Home Reconstruction** – Support for homeowners whose residences were severely damaged or destroyed.
It is crucial to act fast. The City of Valdosta encourages all homeowners affected by the 2023-2024 storms to apply as soon as possible. For further assistance or inquiries regarding the application process, homeowners can contact the Georgia Department of Community Affairs at (678) 233-2590.
As recovery efforts ramp up, the support available through this program can significantly alleviate the burden faced by affected families, helping them to rebuild their lives and homes. Stay tuned for more updates as the situation develops.
