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Funding for Affordable Housing
Some $47 million is available for local governments to develop affordable rental and owner-occupied housing in areas of the state that experienced major damage from Hurricanes Florence and Matthew.
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Coharie Tribe to Participate in Community Floodprint Project
A collaboration between NCORR and the N.C. State Coastal Dynamics Design Lab, the project will focus on building future resilience through indigenous land management strategies that prioritize the tribe’s connection to the Great Coharie River.
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Application Period Closed
The application period for the Homeowner Recovery Program closed on April 21. Current program participants with questions should contact their assigned case manager or call 833-ASK-RBNC.
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ReBuild NC is committed to helping storm-impacted communities throughout North Carolina.
ReBuild NC Centers Open
Homeowner Recovery Program and Strategic Buyout Program applicants who need assistance should call 833-ASK-RBNC to schedule an appointment.
Helping North Carolina Rebuild
Learn how the North Carolina Office of Recovery and Resiliency is helping communities rebuild smarter and stronger.
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N.C. Office of Recovery and Resiliency offers additional $47 million for affordable housing
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Citizen Advisory Committee to discuss state mitigation funding updates at May 2 meeting
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ReBuild NC Homeowner Recovery Program application period closing April 21
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Public invited to comment on use of additional $5.2 million for Tropical Storm Fred recovery
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Application period for ReBuild NC Homeowner Recovery Program closing April 21
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Homeowner Spotlights
Storm survivors tell their stories and what it is like to be home again.
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