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The Road to Recovery - Understanding your Options
This session of the LA County Wildfire Rebuilding Series helps homeowners understand their rebuilding options and highlights key resources available through the Online Hub.
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How to Rebuild: Financing 101
This session, the second of the six-part LA County Wildfire Rebuilding Webinar Series, helps homeowners understand rebuilding costs, timelines, and available financial assistance.
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How to Rebuild: Manufactured, Factory-Built Homes, and ADUs
This session, the third of the six-part LA County Wildfire Rebuilding Webinar Series, explains the permitting and zoning process, outlines the rebuilding timeline, and explores manufactured home and ADU options.
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Returning Home: Supporting Senior Homeowners
This session, the fifth of the six-part LA County Wildfire Rebuilding Webinar Series, focuses on helping senior homeowners remain in their community post-disaster and avoid risks such as fraud and displacement.
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Returning Home: Mobile Home Park Residents and Renters
This session of the six-part LA County Wildfire Rebuilding Webinar Series supports mobile home park residents and renters and their pathways to return home.
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Stronger Together
Our Sustainable and Connected Communities team has gathered expert advice and online tools to develop a series of guides that help affordable housing providers prepare for future emergencies.
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Resilient Rebuild: Incorporating Fire-Resistance Standards
This session, the fourth of the six-part LA County Wildfire Rebuilding Webinar Series, highlights climate-resilient building practices for resilient, energy-efficient rebuilding.
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Meet Michael Claproth at the Intersection of Affordable Housing and Climate Resilience
Michael Claproth talks about the challenges, solutions, and inspiration to lead our Southern California's market Sustainable Connected Communities.
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An Affordable Housing and Climate Victory in Sacramento
California reauthorizes cap and trade, now cap and invest, securing $800 million annually for the Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities Program through 2045.
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Lifting Up Affordable Housing: From the Capitol to the Conference Room
In March, our Southern California and national teams joined our partners to shape housing policy, protect permanent supportive housing, and support communities building for a resilient future.