Applications for Property buyouts are available
by calling 609-984-0500
Friday, May 31, 2013
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Sandy Recovery Fund Applications
Are Now Available
RREM Program Repair or Rebuild
$600 million in federal funds has
been allocated to help eligible primary Homeowners repair or rebuild their
Superstorm Sandy impacted homes. The RREM program will assist you
in Rehabilitation, Reconstruction, Elevation and Mitigation RREM provides
grants to eligible Homeowners up to $150,000. The RREM program
is intended to “fill the gap” between the cost of repairs and other funds the owner
has received to repair the structure.
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Resettlement Program
$180 million in federal funds has
been allocated to support a Homeowner Resettlement Program designed to
encourage Homeowners to remain in the nine (9) most impacted Counties
[Atlantic, Bergen, Cape May, Essex, Hudson, Middlesex. Monmouth, Ocean, Union]
that were severely impacted by Superstorm Sandy. The funds may be used for any
non-construction purpose that assists the Homeowner to remain in, or return to,
the County in which they lived prior to Superstorm Sandy. The grant amount is
$10,000.
Thursday, May 23, 2013
The Christie Administration announced that
applications for the following programs offered through the
Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery Action Plan will
be available this Friday, May 24, 2013. Applications for the various
program will be made through the State of New Jersey – Department of
Community Affairs website at www.nj.gov/dca
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
CDBG FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR SANDY VICTIMS TO RE-BUILD AND ELEVATE UP TO $150,000
Eligible homes must have been owner-occupied primary residences at the time of the storm. Homeowners must have registered with FEMA. The RREM program will serve households with adjusted household incomes under $250,000. Applicants will be processed on a first received, first evaluated basis. Homes must be located in one of the nine most impacted and distressed counties (Atlantic, Bergen, Cape May, Essex, Hudson, Middlesex, Monmouth, Oceans and Union), and will be prioritized based on the degree
HOMEOWNER RE-SETTLEMENT PROGRAM UP TO $10,000
Eligible homeowners must have occupied their home as a primary residence at the time of the storm. Homeowners must have registered with FEMA. The home must be located in one of the nine most impacted and distressed counties.
Homes must have sustained a minimum of FEMA full verified loss (FVL) determination of Major or Severe ($8,000 or greater) or more than one foot of flooding on the first floor.
The Resettlement program is not individually income restricted although sixty percent (60%) of award funds will be reserved for low and moderate income households. Applicants will be processed on a first come first serve basis.
Eligible homes must have been owner-occupied primary residences at the time of the storm. Homeowners must have registered with FEMA. The RREM program will serve households with adjusted household incomes under $250,000. Applicants will be processed on a first received, first evaluated basis. Homes must be located in one of the nine most impacted and distressed counties (Atlantic, Bergen, Cape May, Essex, Hudson, Middlesex, Monmouth, Oceans and Union), and will be prioritized based on the degree
FOR COMPLETE DETAILS - RREM
HOMEOWNER RE-SETTLEMENT PROGRAM UP TO $10,000
Homes must have sustained a minimum of FEMA full verified loss (FVL) determination of Major or Severe ($8,000 or greater) or more than one foot of flooding on the first floor.
The Resettlement program is not individually income restricted although sixty percent (60%) of award funds will be reserved for low and moderate income households. Applicants will be processed on a first come first serve basis.
FOR COMPLETE DETAILS
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