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STEP program deadline for Hurricane Florence victims is Thursday
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Flooding from Hurricane Florence flooded out several homes in Stoney Creek Plantation in Leland. (Photo: Matt Bennett)
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — The Sheltering and Temporary Essential Power, or STEP program, provides temporary, partial repairs at no cost to homeowners so Hurricane Florence survivors can return to and remain in their homes while longer-term repairs continue.
The deadline to sign up for the program is Thursday.
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The program is designed to provide repairs to homes that received $17,000 in damage or less.
More information about the STEP program is available here. Eligible homeowners may also visit the application portal here or call (833) 257-1100.