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Find similar grantsResidential Development Revolving Loan Program (RDRLP) is sponsored by Ohio Department of Development. Low-interest loans for local governments to fund public infrastructure needed to support new single-family residential development.
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Majority Whip Santucci Highlights Application Period for Residential Development Revolving Loan Program | Republican News | Ohio House of Representatives Joint Legislative Committees Witness Information Form (PDF) Witness Information Form (Word) Legislative Code of Ethics About My Ohio Legislature Arts, Athletics, and Tourism Children and Human Services Public Insurance and Pensions Technology and Innovation Veterans and Military Development Workforce and Higher Education Conference Committee on H.
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56 Joint Legislative Committees Joint Committee on Agency Rule Review Joint Committee on Congressional Redistricting Joint Legislative Ethics Committee Legislative Service Commission Standing Committee Membership (PDF) Witness Information Form (PDF) Legislative Code of Ethics About My Ohio Legislature Majority Whip Santucci Highlights Application Period for Residential Development Revolving Loan Program Majority Whip Nick Santucci (R-Niles) today announced that the application period for the Residential Development Revolving Loan Program is now open.
This program, administered by the Ohio Department of Development, will provide loans to local governments to fund eligible infrastructure costs for the construction of new, single-family residential dwellings in rural areas of Ohio. "This is a critical step forward in ensuring that Ohio’s rural communities have the tools they need to thrive,” said Santucci.
“The Residential Development Revolving Loan Program is an investment in our local economies and a direct response to the growing demand for affordable housing in these areas. By allocating $100 million in the state budget, we are making it clear that rural Ohio is a priority.
I encourage all eligible local governments to apply and take advantage of this opportunity to help build stronger, more vibrant communities for generations to come." In House Bill 96, Ohio’s State Operating Budget, the General Assembly allocated $100 million in funding over the biennium for eligible applicants.
Eligible applicants include an individual county, township, or municipal corporation that partially or fully located in a county and meets both criteria listed below: Has a population under 75,000 according to the most recent federal decennial census published by the United States Census Bureau.
The number of privately owned housing units authorized by building permits in the preceding calendar year, according to the most recent data provided by the United States Census Bureau, is less than the average number of private housing units authorized by building permits for Ohio counties over the same period of time. For more information on how to apply, please click here. © 2026 Ohio House of Representatives.
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Ohio local governments partnering with residential developers. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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CDBG Economic Development Program is a grant from the Ohio Department of Development that provides funding to non-entitlement cities and counties in Ohio for projects that benefit low- and moderate-income residents. The program supports public infrastructure improvements, business assistance, job creation and retention, neighborhood and downtown revitalization, and critical infrastructure needs. Eligible applicants are non-entitlement local governments acting on behalf of businesses or communities. Competitive set-aside categories include Neighborhood Revitalization, Downtown Revitalization, and Critical Infrastructure. Awards can reach up to $500,000, with allocations determined by formula based on population, per capita income, and local unemployment rates.
Technology Validation and Start-Up Fund (TVSF) is sponsored by Ohio Department of Development. This program aims to boost Ohio's economy by commercializing technologies invented and developed at higher education institutions, nonprofit research institutions, and federal labs, as well as supporting startups that license those technologies to develop and commercialize new products. Awards focus on technology and tech-enabled products in advanced manufacturing, materials, biomedical and life sciences, energy, sensors, and software and information technology.