Pitt County Home Repair Programmes: Priority Points for Veteran Households

Pitt County's State-funded home repair programmes for low-income homeowners outside Greenville score a veteran household for priority: 4 points under the 2028 Essential Single-Family Rehabilitation Loan Pool, and 4 points for a veteran head of household (3 for another veteran member) under the 2027 Urgent Repair Program.

Also called: home repair, urgent repair, ESFRLP, URP, rehabilitation, NCHFA, low income, Planning, Greenville, Winterville, Ayden, Farmville.

For: Veteran or service member.

Where it applies

Written for the jurisdictions listed here.

Pitt County, NCCounty

Pitt County Planning runs two North Carolina Housing Finance Agency grants for low-income homeowners in the unincorporated county and its towns (not the City of Greenville), and the Board of Commissioners adopted their assistance policies on July 13, 2026. 2028 Essential Single-Family Rehabilitation Loan Pool ($273,000). For owner-occupied homes with "an elderly, disabled and/or veteran" full-time household member or a young child at lead risk. Applicants are ranked by points: a "Veteran Household" scores 4, as do elderly and disabled households and multiple qualifying members, with more points for lower income. 2027 Urgent Repair Program ($165,000). Its priority table gives 4 points for a "Disabled, Elderly or Veteran Head of Household" and 3 for such a member who is not head of household, alongside points for single parents, large families, lead hazards and income. How. Apply to Pitt County Planning when the programmes open; the County advertises them in The Daily Reflector, at senior centres, on local cable and on its website.

Thresholds

Thresholds for Pitt County Home Repair Programmes: Priority Points for Veteran Households
Gate	Rule
Low-income veteran household	A household with a veteran gets priority points; income limits apply. No rating is needed.

Sources

Pitt County Board of Commissioners, July 13, 2026 minutes (ESFRLP and URP27 assistance policies)Official

Updated

Last updated 2026-10-09.

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