Colquitt’s Path to Better Living: CHIP Grant Call-In Event Offers Transformative Opportunity
The City of Colquitt has been awarded a significant Community HOME Investment Program (CHIP) Grant, presenting a remarkable opportunity to uplift the city and its residents. This grant aims to make essential home repairs for eligible low and moderate-income homeowners within Colquitt's city limits, with priority given to residents aged 62 and older.
A Brighter Future for Colquitt
The CHIP Grant represents a significant step toward improving living conditions and fostering a stronger community in Colquitt. Funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and administered by the Georgia Department of Community Affairs (DCA), the program focuses on:
- Replacing deteriorated roof
- Upgrading electrical and plumbing systems
- Improving heating systems
- Weatherizing homes for energy conservation
- Removing potential lead hazards
By ensuring safe and sanitary housing, this program not only benefits individual homeowners but also strengthens the fabric of the entire community.
How to Take Advantage of This Opportunity
Homeowners interested in benefiting from this transformative program are encouraged to participate
Call-In Event
Wednesday, February 26, 2025
8:00 AM to 12:00 PM
1-888-467-7814
During the event, residents can learn more about the CHIP Grant, request application forms, and begin their journey toward essential home improvements.
To apply, residents will need:
- A completed application form
- Proof of income, property ownership, tax receipts, utility services, and fire insurance
- Valid identification
Building a Stronger Colquitt
This grant not only addresses immediate housing needs but also contributes to the long-term growth and resilience of the city. The CHIP Grant symbolizes Colquitt’s commitment to its residents and its future as a thriving, inclusive community.
For more information,
contact Kesha Lavette, City Clerk, at 229.758.1000 or email: klavette@colquittga.gov.
*Don’t miss this chance to create a better future for yourself and your community.
Join the Call-In Event on February 26th and take the first step toward a brighter, safer home!
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