County Corp

We would like to take a moment to say Happy Birthday to County Corp President, Steve Naas!

Steve is an integral part of our organization and our community. When he is not working, he enjoys relaxing with his family, watching the Columbus Crew, watching the Rockford Files, and volunteering. He regularly donates hours to maintain a local cemetery. That is, when he is not dreaming about a vacation to Tybee Island (HA!).

We love and appreciate you, Steve! We hope you enjoy a nice Dr. Pepper Zero Sugar and some Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream today!

Roberts Remodeling is well underway here at a home in the South Dayton View neighborhood.

Soon this house will have a brand new landscape, chimney will be fixed, gutters will be added, roof will be replaced, and siding will be fixed and painted.

Summer interior maintenance is just as important as the exterior. Make sure your home is ready for the summer with this simple interior checklist.

Today, County Corp President Steve Naas is in DC accepting an award from the HUD Secretary for Innovative Projects for County Corp’s Pathway to Homeownership Program. The Secretary’s Award for Public-Philanthropic Partnerships recognize excellence in partnerships that have both transformed the relationships between the sectors and led to measurable benefits in housing and community development, including increased economic development, health, safety, education, workforce development, disaster resilience, inclusivity and cultural opportunities, innovative regional approaches, and/or housing access for low- and moderate-income families.
Our program was one of 6 programs nationwide recognized by the Secretary this year.
More about why we received this award:

The Project: The Pathway to Homeownership Program

The Location: Dayton, Ohio

The Challenge: To increase affordable housing and stabilize neighborhoods that were impacted by the 19 tornadoes that hit the region in 2019.

The Partners: City of Dayton ; County Corp.; Harrison Township; City of Trotwood; Montgomery County; Ohio Department of Development; Ohio Department of Emergency Management; U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

The Story: On Memorial Day in 2019, the Dayton region was struck by 19 tornadoes. As a result of the disaster more than 1,500 apartment units were condemned and over half of the 2,100 surviving families seeking recovery assistance were renters. The Dayton Foundation worked alongside more than 30 public and private partners to develop The Pathway to Homeownership Program to address the natural disaster’s impact on affordable housing stock. The Pathway to Homeownership Program assists qualified, tornado-impacted renters to become first-time homeowners and invests in neighborhood stabilization through building new, owner-occupied housing. To date, 16 storm-resistant, energy-efficient homes have been completed, with 8 more homes in the works.

Summer is the perfect time do some exterior maintenance on your home. You have sunshine and nice weather! Make sure your home is in top shape and looking good this summer by utilizing this simple checklist.

Our friends at the Montgomery County Land Bank make such a huge impact on the community every day and this is just another example of that!

Dayton, land bank boost efforts to grow urban tree canopy - Dayton Daily News Dayton, land bank boost efforts to grow urban tree canopy - Dayton Daily News

🌳🏠 Exciting News for city of Dayton residents! 🏠🌳

We're gearing up for the 2024 fall tree planting initiative and are thrilled to offer one or more street trees to our residents! Here's how you can participate:

To qualify, trees must be planted in the public right-of-way with a minimum 3-foot width and be at least 10 feet away from underground and overhead utilities, as well as 25 feet from stop signs and intersections. Each location will be assessed by a City forester to ensure suitability before being added to the planting list.

For more information follow the QR code below or
click here: https://ow.ly/Fbfy50SuZYW

We were so happy to be able to help Heather make the necessary repairs to her home so her and her family could remain in their home.

County Corp, HomeOwnership Center of Greater Dayton, and Montgomery County Land Bank will be closed in observance of Fourth of July.
Office will reopen on Friday, July 5 at 8AM with limited staff.

for our current new construction in Harrison Twp. It’s coming right along!

Marcellena of Dayton was able to receive a new roof on her home through our home repair program.
We love receiving feedback on our programs, staff, and how we have impacted the lives of those living in our community.

Minority Owned Businesses are underrepresented in our community. Most of the time, minority business owners don't know how to register their business, what documentation is needed, or have access to the technology needed.
We are here to supply the link to find more information to become a certified MBE!

Minority Business Enterprise Program (MBE) The MBE program is designed to assist minority businesses in obtaining state government contracts for goods and services.

County Corp is on the hunt to add top notch contractors to our team! We need general contractors, plumbers, electricians, roofers, concrete, and everything in between!
Minority-Owned & Women-Owned Businesses strongly encouraged to apply!
(Note: you must have the proper documentation to claim MBE status.)
Email Casey Laughter, Housing Programs Manager, at [email protected] to receive an application!

This coming weekend is the Annual Community Festival in the Edgemont Neighborhood!

We hope you will attend and see that there are great things happening in your community!

County Corp and the HomeOwnership Center of Greater Dayton are here not only to get your financially prepared to own a home, but remind you that owning a home is rewarding as a whole. Want to explore owning your own home? Reach out to the Homeownership about their many resources!

County Corp and the HomeOwnership Center of Greater Dayton are here to help you navigate buying a home and preparing yourself for the responsibility of homeownership. If you'd like to connect on buying a home, visit our website to gather reading material and sign up for free classes to prepare yourself and your family!

County Corp and the HomeOwnership Center of Greater Dayton are celebrating National Homeownership Month and it’s a time to recognize the value that owning a home brings to families, communities, and neighborhoods across America. Here are some ways you can celebrate:

1. Educate Yourself: If you’re a prospective homebuyer, take advantage of housing counseling services. These services can empower you with the knowledge and resources needed to become a successful homeowner. The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is launching the “Let’s Make Home the Goal” campaign, which focuses on increasing awareness about pre-purchase housing counseling services through HUD-approved agencies

2. Spread Awareness: Share information about National Homeownership Month with your friends, family, and community. Encourage others to consider homeownership as a step toward achieving the “American Dream” and building generational wealth.

3. Support Housing Initiatives: Get involved in local housing initiatives or volunteer with organizations that promote affordable housing. You can participate in community events, workshops, or fundraisers that raise awareness about homeownership and housing equity.

4. Celebrate Your Own Home: If you’re a homeowner, take pride in your home! Consider hosting a small gathering or inviting friends and family over to celebrate. Share your experiences and encourage others to explore homeownership opportunities.

Remember, homeownership is not only a personal achievement but also a way to contribute to stronger, more inclusive communities.

Bill was very grateful to receive assistance from both County Corp and Rebuilding Together Dayton that made his home safe to remain in. We are happy to have assisted you, Bill! And thank you RTD for partnering on this project!

We love to hear and see this!

Montgomery County Land Bank getting nearly $7M to improve housing access The Montgomery County Land Bank is getting nearly $7 million in state money for housing in the region. The money is to buy and rehabilitate 64 homes.

It is World Environment Day, but County Corp likes to celebrate aiding the environment every day! We pride ourselves in building energy efficient homes, creating a safe, healthy, and cost-efficient homes for first time homebuyers. We also install energy efficient appliances in all our homes, rentals and new construction alike.

It is National Homeownership Month! All this month we will be posting all things homeownership related! Stay tuned!

County Corp, The Homeownership Center, and the Montgomery County Land Bank are all closed today, May 27, 2024, in observation of Memorial Day. We will return to the office on Tuesday, May 28, 2024, at 8am.

It has been one week since we opened our Auburn houses to the community leaders to showcase what their support has helped County Corp accomplish within the Pathways to Homeownership program!

We can't wait to see these three new construction houses become a home to three wonderful families!

The Lofts at Kettering Town Center are now available for lease! Units will be available for occupancy beginning in Late March 2024.

If you are aware of qualifying households in need of housing, you might recommend they check these out.

Please call for more information!

In September, County Corp welcomed on our new Construction Manager, Chris Rinehart. He also recently celebrated his birthday over the holiday weekend.

Chris comes to County Corp with years of various construction and project management experience. From owning his own business, working for nonprofit organizations, and more, Chris has a wealth of knowledge.

His favorite season is spring, as he gets to tend to his gardens, get to work on restoring old cars, and trying his hand at woodworking. When he is stuck inside, he enjoys watching TV shows like Curse of Oak Island and Gold Rush.

He has 4 kids (pictured), 6 grandchildren, and 1 mini schnauzer.

It is Small Business Saturday. We would like to take a moment to thank all the small businesses we work with over the course of many projects and programs. We appreciate you and look forward to our continued collaboration!

County Corp, the HomeOwnership Center of Greater Dayton , and the Montgomery County Land Bank are closed for the holidays. We will be back Monday!

As a reminder, County Corp, the HomeOwnership Center of Greater Dayton, and the Montgomery County Land Bank will be closed November 23-24 for the holidays. We will be back in the office Monday, November 27 at 8:00am.

County Corp has a 3 bed 2 bath new construction on the market and ready for it's first family! Listed for $129,000, you can contact Cindi Comchoc at 937-239-0072.

Check out this video, photos, and interactive spotlight !

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