OHIO — Five Ohio counties will be receiving a little more than $9 million to support workforce housing, thanks to the Residential Economic Development District (REDD) program, which was signed into law by Gov. Mike DeWine last year.
What You Need To Know
- Several Ohio counties are receiving grants to support workforce housing
- Any local government near a major economic development project can apply for funds to enhance infrastructure, boost safety and services, or support new housing
- There were 48 eligible applications for this round of funding, amounting to $99 million in requests
Any local government near a major economic development project can apply for funds to enhance infrastructure, boost safety and services, or support new housing. Those who qualify can apply with a housing developer, port authority, government body or other local government.
“As our economy grows and more opportunities are created across the state, investing in workforce housing ensures that the people powering Ohio’s success can live and thrive in the communities they serve,” DeWine said in a press release. “The investments Ohio is making through the REDD program will help more hard-working families put down roots and build brighter futures.”…