The results of the survey will help the GLO identify the most appropriate type of housing assistance for those in the 49 impacted
"As the GLO continues to work with local leaders to provide long-term recovery assistance to the people of
"We are partnering with the
Researchers at UT helped design the survey and, after responses are collected, will analyze the results and make recommendations to the GLO about how housing needs vary among the 49 counties affected by Hurricane Harvey. For example, some areas may have greater need for affordable rentals, while other areas may have a greater need for homeowner reimbursement for reconstruction and repairs. This analysis will help inform the needs assessments associated with many of the recovery programs the GLO plans to administer.
"It may go without saying, but in many places, economic recovery starts with repairing regional housing stock. If you can't live there, you can't work there, either," Kellison said.
The GLO is responsible for coordinating with federal agencies and community officials to support Hurricane Harvey recovery efforts, including the short-term housing assistance programs in coordination with the
The survey will be open for two weeks starting
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