
Vermillion County Indiana Home Repair Grants: Up to $25,000 Expected This Summer
Vermillion County received $495,000 for homeowner repair grants
Vermillion County, Indiana, was awarded $495,000 through the Owner-Occupied Rehabilitation Program funded by the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs. County leaders expect applications to be available soon, with awards expected in early summer.
How much a homeowner may receive
Eligible homeowners may receive up to $25,000 for approved home maintenance and repair costs.
Repairs that may qualify
- Roof repair or replacement
- ADA accessibility improvements
- Heating and cooling replacement
- Water heater replacement
- Lighting and electrical upgrades
- Plumbing and other work needed to keep the home habitable
Who gets priority
The program is focused on low- to moderate-income homeowners. County leaders said priority will be given to applicants who are over 65, veterans, single parents, or people with disabilities.
How to prepare
Vermillion County expects to post homeowner and contractor applications on the county website and social media. Homeowners should gather proof of ownership, income documents, and repair information so they are ready when applications open.
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