ReCoverCA Single-Family Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Program
ReCoverCA Single-Family Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Program supports homeowners and landlords with repairs and rebuilding to restore safe, stable housing after California's 2023–2024 storms.
Funder: California Department of Housing & Community Development
Due Dates: Applications open | Submission: within 30 days of starting an application
Funding Amounts: Repair, rebuilding, and eligible reimbursement assistance; reimbursement uses standard labor and material costs
Summary: ReCoverCA helps eligible homeowners and landlords restore single-family homes damaged by designated 2023–2024 California storms.
Key Information: Applicants must stop repair work while required environmental reviews are completed.
Description
The ReCoverCA Single-Family Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Program is administered by the California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD), with disaster recovery funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. It helps restore safe, stable housing after severe storms caused flooding, mudslides, and landslides in eligible California communities.
The program covers February–July 2023 storm damage in Monterey, San Benito, Santa Cruz, Tulare, and Tuolumne counties and the Hoopa Valley Indian Reservation, plus January 2024 storm damage in San Diego County. Assistance may include home repair, reconstruction, required elevation in high-risk flood areas, replacement of certain manufactured or mobile homes, and reimbursement of eligible work already paid for. The program mainly serves homeowners; qualifying landlords may also participate.
