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Hillsborough County is pouring $211 million in federal funds into helping low- to moderate-income homeowners still recovering from Hurricanes Helene and Milton, covering repairs or reimbursing out-of-pocket costs. Two new pop-up centers in Wimauma and Plant City will open Mondays and Tuesdays in June to guide applicants through the process. Many families still face mold, leaky roofs, and unusable kitchens and bathrooms nearly two years later — often left with gaps because insurance doesn’t cover everything. Bring key documents like a birth certificate and proof of home ownership at landfall to qualify. While funds are ready and centers are launching, approval and disbursement timelines remain uncertain, but officials are pushing to get money to homeowners as quickly as possible.

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