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My Safe Florida Home Program Applications Open, Prioritize Low-Income Floridians
FLORIDA, AUG 4 – The program offers up to $10,000 per homeowner for storm-hardening upgrades and has helped thousands since 2023, backed by $280 million in state funding.
- On Monday, the My Safe Florida Home program reopened applications with $280 million available and grants of up to $10,000 for storm mitigation.
- This year, the Legislature approved a $280 million boost after last year's funding ran out in two weeks.
- Starting at 8 a.m. Monday, low-income senior residents are prioritized in a four-group system for storm damage grants, per the Legislature.
- Advocates urge eligible homeowners to apply early, as experts warn of increased tropical activity through August and September and applications are expected to move quickly.
- Studies indicate every dollar spent on mitigation saves six dollars in recovery, and homeowners report average annual savings of $1,014 per year.
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My Safe Florida Home program applications are now open. Here’s how to qualify and apply
The My Safe Florida Home program opened for applications Monday morning, and millions of dollars are up for grabs to help homeowners make improvements that can lower their insurance premiums and protect against storms.
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Program leaders strongly encourage eligible homeowners to complete their applications as early as possible to maximize their chances.
Applications reopen for My Safe Florida Home program, with $280M in funding
Florida homeowners can once again apply for the My Safe Florida Home program, a key initiative that helps residents strengthen their homes against hurricane damage. The reopening comes as experts warn of increased tropical activity through August and September, fueled by record-warm Atlantic waters and favorable storm conditions. The message to Floridians is clear: Now is the time to act. Backed by $280 million in new funding, My Safe Florida Ho…
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