About Us ReBuild NC assists disaster survivors and local governments with disaster recovery and improving resiliency. In the wake of Hurricane Florence, Governor Roy Cooper established the North Carolina Office of Recovery and Resiliency (NCORR) to lead the state’s efforts in rebuilding smarter and stronger. At that time, many eastern North Carolina counties had been hit hard by two devastating storms in just two years. NCORR manages nearly a billion dollars in U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) funding in two grant types, Community Development Block Grant – Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) funds and Community Development Block Grant – Mitigation (CDBG-MIT), aimed at making North Carolina communities safer and more resilient from future storms. Additional funding is provided through the State Disaster Recovery Acts of 2017 and 2018, and the Storm Recovery Act of 2019. Who We Serve Text-Only Version of Who We Serve Map Programs and Focus Areas HOPE Program Rent and utility assistance for low-income renters impacted by COVID-19 Strategic Buyout Purchasing properties that are prone to repeated flooding and returning the land to green space Homeowner Recovery Assistance to help homeowners repair, reconstruct and recover Community Development Programs to help communities develop affordable housing and strengthen infrastructure Grants & Loans State funding to help local and tribal governments recover after a disaster Resiliency Identifying ways to recover and redevelop wisely Our Organization Under the leadership of the North Carolina Department of Public Safety, NCORR focuses on long-term disaster recovery. NCORR’s partner agency, North Carolina Emergency Management, supports emergency response and preparation. Contact communications for more information. Roy Cooper North Carolina Governor Eddie Buffaloe Secretary, North Carolina Department of Public Safety Laura Hogshead Director, Recovery & Resiliency Connect with ReBuild NC .Facebook .Twitter .Youtube
About Us ReBuild NC assists disaster survivors and local governments with disaster recovery and improving resiliency. In the wake of Hurricane Florence, Governor Roy Cooper established the North Carolina Office of Recovery and Resiliency (NCORR) to lead the state’s efforts in rebuilding smarter and stronger. At that time, many eastern North Carolina counties had been hit hard by two devastating storms in just two years. NCORR manages nearly a billion dollars in U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) funding in two grant types, Community Development Block Grant – Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) funds and Community Development Block Grant – Mitigation (CDBG-MIT), aimed at making North Carolina communities safer and more resilient from future storms. Additional funding is provided through the State Disaster Recovery Acts of 2017 and 2018, and the Storm Recovery Act of 2019. Who We Serve Text-Only Version of Who We Serve Map Programs and Focus Areas HOPE Program Rent and utility assistance for low-income renters impacted by COVID-19 Strategic Buyout Purchasing properties that are prone to repeated flooding and returning the land to green space Homeowner Recovery Assistance to help homeowners repair, reconstruct and recover Community Development Programs to help communities develop affordable housing and strengthen infrastructure Grants & Loans State funding to help local and tribal governments recover after a disaster Resiliency Identifying ways to recover and redevelop wisely Our Organization Under the leadership of the North Carolina Department of Public Safety, NCORR focuses on long-term disaster recovery. NCORR’s partner agency, North Carolina Emergency Management, supports emergency response and preparation. Contact communications for more information. Roy Cooper North Carolina Governor Eddie Buffaloe Secretary, North Carolina Department of Public Safety Laura Hogshead Director, Recovery & Resiliency Connect with ReBuild NC .Facebook .Twitter .Youtube
