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ActiveTexas General Land Office (GLO) · 2026

Disaster Recovery Reallocation Program (DRRP)

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Agency: Texas General Land Office (GLO)
Funding: Unspecified
Deadline: Check Source
Status: Active
Eligibility: This program is designed for local governments (cities or counties) and Indian tribes in eligible counties. As funds are allocated through HUD, they must adhere to federally mandated deadlines and policies.

About This Grant

Disaster Recovery Reallocation Program (DRRP) is sponsored by Texas General Land Office (GLO). The DRRP utilizes de-obligated and unutilized Community Development Block Grant for Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) funds to provide communities with outstanding unmet needs an opportunity to access remaining CDBG-DR funds.

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Disaster Recovery Reallocation Program (DRRP) | Texas General Land Office Disaster Recovery Reallocation Program (DRRP) Disaster Recovery Reallocation Program (DRRP) Disaster Recovery Reallocation Program (DRRP) The Disaster Recovery Reallocation Program (DRRP) is designed to utilize de-obligated and unutilized Community Development Block Grant for Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) funds to provide the opportunity for communities with outstanding unmet need to access remaining CDBG-DR funds.

The funds are allocated through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and therefore must adhere to federally mandated deadlines and policies. On September 3, 2024, the Texas General Land Office (GLO) posted amendments to six state action plans.

Each of the amendments includes the new Disaster Recovery Reallocation Program (DRRP), which allows the GLO to utilize de-obligated and unutilized funds within each action plan. HUD has approved all action plan amendments.

The GLO created 6 different Disaster Recovery Reallocation Programs (DRRP) from Hurricanes Ike and Dolly (2008), 2015 Floods, 2016 Floods, Hurricane Harvey (2017), 2018 South Texas Floods, and 2019 Disasters CDBG-DR funds. Combined these 6 programs yielded approximately $140 million in available funds; however, the GLO received more than $1. 4 billion in project submissions.

As of February 3, 2025 the GLO has invited all communities with projects that scored within the funds available at this time. The GLO will continue its efforts to find additional deobligated funds remaining from the grants. As more available funds are identified, additional communities will be invited to submit full applications based on scoring.

DRRP Overview and Guidance The following resources are available to assist potential recipients in complying with federal requirements: DRRP Approved Projects Table DRRP Approved Projects Descriptions DRRP Webinar Presentation DRRP Webinar (VIDEO) - 10/21/2024 Environmental Review Guidance for HUD-Assisted Projects Documenting Beneficiaries DRRP Application Resources Applications are due on Wednesday, August 20, 2025, by 5:00 p. m.

The following resources are available to applicants in complying with federal requirements: If you are unable open a . pdf file in your browser, please download the . pdf file by right-clicking and selecting "Save link as..."

, then open it with Adobe Acrobat .

DRRP Infrastructure Application Guide (Version 3) DRRP Infrastructure Document List and Naming Convention (Version 2) DRRP Multifamily Questionnaire SF-424 GLO Instructions (Version 2) 2008 Hurricanes Ike/Dolly Local Certification Form 2015 Floods Local Certification Form 2016 Floods Local Certification Form 2017 Hurricane Harvey Local Certification Form 2018 South Texas Floods Local Certification Form 2019 Disasters Local Certification Form Documenting Beneficiaries Manual 2024 LMISD (Data): Use for Hurricane Ike/Dolly, 2015 and 2016 Floods Only 2024 LMISD (Data with waiver): Use for Hurricane Harvey, 2018 South Texas Floods and 2019 Disasters Only 2024 Survey Questionnaire – 80% (English): Use for Hurricane Ike/Dolly, 2015 and 2016 Floods Only 2024 Survey Questionnaire – 80% (Spanish) Use for Hurricane Ike/Dolly, 2015 and 2016 Floods Only 2024 Survey Questionnaire - Standard (English) Use for Hurricane Ike/Dolly, 2015 and 2016 Floods Only 2024 Survey Questionnaire - Standard (Spanish) Use for Hurricane Ike/Dolly, 2015 and 2016 Floods Only 2024 Survey Questionnaire with waiver– 80% (English) : Use for Hurricane Harvey, 2018 South Texas Floods and 2019 Disasters Only 2024 Survey Questionnaire with waiver – 80% (Spanish) Use for Hurricane Harvey, 2018 South Texas Floods and 2019 Disasters Only 2024 Survey Questionnaire with waiver - Standard (English) Use for Hurricane Harvey, 2018 South Texas Floods and 2019 Disasters Only 2024 Survey Questionnaire with waiver - Standard (Spanish) Use for Hurricane Harvey, 2018 South Texas Floods and 2019 Disasters Only Race / Ethnicity / Gender Calculator Infrastructure Project Schedule Non-entitlement Upper Quartile Counties Entitlement Upper Quartile Communities Affidavit of Public Posting Form Financial Interest Report Procurement & Contract Guidelines TIGR Portal login page: https://cdrportalprd.

dynamics365portals. us/ TIGR System Access Forms Instructions for Subrecipients or Vendors TIGR System Access Form for Subrecipient’s Vendors Submit TIGR questions and completed forms via email to: TIGRhelp@recovery. texas.

gov DRRP Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) DRRP FAQs – last updated 11/20/24 DRRP Call for Projects (Closed) The call for projects was released Oct. 21 and closed Nov. 21, 2024, at 5:00 p.

m. (Central Time). Only projects submitted by this time will be eligible for scoring and potential funding.

The GLO held a webinar on Oct. 22, 2024, to provide information relating to the call for projects process and scoring criteria. You can watch the webinar video here .

Have questions? Please submit to cdr@recovery. texas.

gov with the subject “DRRP Question”. DRRP Call for Projects Submission Process (VIDEO) The six actions plans included in DRRP are: Hurricanes Ike and Dolly Amendment 7 2015 Floods and Storms Amendment 6 2016 Floods and Storms Amendment 8 Hurricane Harvey $5. 6 Billion Amendment 16 2018 South Texas Floods Amendment 2 2019 Disasters Amendment 3 View all State Action Plans

Eligibility Requirements

This program is designed for local governments (cities or counties) and Indian tribes in eligible counties. As funds are allocated through HUD, they must adhere to federally mandated deadlines and policies.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can apply for Disaster Recovery Reallocation Program (DRRP)?

According to the current listing, eligibility includes: This program is designed for local governments (cities or counties) and Indian tribes in eligible counties. As funds are allocated through HUD, they must adhere to federally mandated deadlines and policies. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.

Who funds Disaster Recovery Reallocation Program (DRRP)?

Disaster Recovery Reallocation Program (DRRP) is funded by Texas General Land Office (GLO). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.

How do I apply for Disaster Recovery Reallocation Program (DRRP)?

Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.

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