MONROE COUNTY — Monroe County is participating in a national grant program known as Flood Mitigation Assistance (FMA) to help with the costs of elevating, or demolishing and reconstructing a home that is below base flood elevation, at risk of flooding or has flooded before with a National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) flood insurance claim.
This program is available to all Monroe County homeowners. The program cannot buy any properties that are condominiums or cooperatives or have common area maintenance requirements. Mobile homes do not qualify for the elevation program.
Monroe County is accepting applications for the fiscal year 2024 FMA grant program. The deadline to apply through the Monroe County application process will close Oct. 30. This is a federal program administered by the State of Florida in partnership with Monroe County; therefore, it can be a timely process with slow turnaround times to move forward with projects.
For more information, contact program administrator Mike Lalbachan at 305-453-8796 or visit monroecounty-fl.gov/fma.
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