Pasco County commissioners voted to remove a proposed mortgage requirement from the Better Futures housing recovery program, citing flexibility for disaster victims over protections against fraud. The program, part of a $300 million grant for hurricane-related housing repairs, is designed to help residents recover from recent storms. Chairman Ron Oakley voted against the change, citing concerns about potential financial risks for taxpayers.
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Pasco County Drops Mortgage Requirement For Disaster Housing Aid
