NYS Restore Program - Storm Recovery

NYS Homes and Community Renewal

Closed Disaster Relief

About This Program

State program activated following federally declared disasters to assist homeowners with unmet recovery needs. Provides grants for repairs, reconstruction, and mitigation. Only available when activated by the state following major storms or flooding events.

Program funding activated only after disaster declaration

Record set last reviewed 2026-06-09. How we verify our data.

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Key Details

  • Up to $50,000 for disaster recovery
  • Activated only after declared disasters
  • Covers unmet recovery needs
  • Income at or below 120% AMI typical
  • Check website after major storms

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Program phone: (855) 647-7301

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Deadline: Activated only after declared disasters

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