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Housing Recovery Program
About the Program
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has allocated $201.5 million to Sarasota County Community Development Block Grant-Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR), known as Resilient SRQ, to aid the long-term recovery from Hurricane Ian for low-to-moderate income individuals. This program has $55 million allocated to provide decent, safe, and sanitary housing for residents affected by the disaster. Funds will be available for rehabilitation, reconstruction, or reimbursement for homes damaged during Hurricane Ian. If your home sustained damaged from Hurricane Ian, you may be eligible for assistance.
Application Steps
(Currently Not Accepting New Applications)
1. Submit the homeowner interest survey online. The interest survey closed on August 9, 2024.
2. Conditionally eligible applicants will receive an invitation to the application via email. Invitations are being released from the queue in small groups on a first come, first serve basis.
3. Once the homeowner has completed the application and provide all required documents, the applicants will be assigned a case manager. Applicants will work with their case manager to verify eligibility questions, finalize the application and complete required documents.
4. Award determination - if applicant is eligible:
a. For reimbursement requests for work completed from Hurricane Ian, funds will be distributed to the homeowner.
b. For rehabilitation or reconstruction requests, a Sarasota County contractor will be assigned to begin the process.
Minimum Eligibility Requirements
To be eligible for the CDBG-DR Housing Recovery program, applicants must meet the following criteria:
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Own the damaged home.
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Experienced damage to their home from Hurricane Ian.
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Use the damaged home as their primary residence prior to Hurricane Ian.
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Maintain a mortgage in good standing or be on a payment plan in good standing.
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Have a household income at or below 80% of Sarasota County’s current year area median income (AMI).
FY 2025 Income Limits: 80% AMI by household size
One person: $60,300
Two persons: $68,900
Three persons: $77,500
Four persons: $86,100
Five persons: $93,000
Six persons: $99,900
FY 2025 Income Limits: 120% AMI by household size
One person: $90,480
Two persons: $103,320
Three persons: $116,280
Four persons: $129,120
Five persons: $139,560
Six persons: $149,880
Need Help?
For assistance, call Resilient SRQ staff at 941-861-5309 or email info@ResilientSRQ.net. Translation services are available as needed.