Wisconsin DSPS $80K Grant for Manufactured Home Repairs
Summary
Wisconsin DSPS announced $80,000 in funding through the Manufactured Housing Rehabilitation & Recycling (MHRR) Program. Non-profit organizations may apply for grants supporting environmentally sound disposal of abandoned manufactured homes and critical repairs to owner-occupied manufactured homes. Applications open March 30, 2026, with a submission deadline of April 13, 2026. Awards expected to be announced later in Spring 2026.
What changed
Wisconsin DSPS announced availability of $80,000 in MHRR Program grants on March 26, 2026. The program provides funding to non-profit organizations for disposal of abandoned manufactured homes and critical repairs to owner-occupied units. Applications must be submitted to DSPS by April 13, 2026.
Non-profit organizations seeking funding for manufactured home rehabilitation or recycling projects should prepare and submit required materials by the April 13 deadline. Homes repaired under this program must comply with applicable state and local codes, rehabilitation standards, ordinances, and zoning requirements. The grants are funded through fees collected from manufactured home titling rather than general tax revenues.
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Safety and Professional Services
Tony Evers, Governor
PRESS RELEASE--Contact DSPS Newsroom at dspsnewsroom@wisconsin.gov March 26, 2026 DSPS Communications 608-220-1553
Wisconsin DSPS Grant Offers Funding for Manufactured Home Repairs
$80,000 in funding available through rehabilitation program Madison, Wis. - Wisconsin Safety and Professional Services (DSPS) Secretary Dan Hereth
announced his department will be opening applications for the Manufactured Housing Rehabilitation & Recycling (MHRR) Program grants on Monday, March 30. "We're excited the budget signed by Gov. Evers last year included continuation of this grant program, and we're happy to make these funds available to improve conditions in Wisconsin's manufactured home communities." said Sec. Hereth. The MHRR Program awards funding to non-profit organizations for environmentally sound disposal of abandoned manufactured homes and critical repairs to owner-occupied manufactured homes. The grant is funded through fees collected from the titling of manufactured homes. DSPS will award up to $80,000 in MHRR funds. Homes repaired with MHRR funds must meet all applicable state and/or local codes, rehabilitation standards and ordinances, and zoning ordinances. Applicants must have all materials submitted to DSPS by April 13. The department expects to announce the winner later in the Spring.
About DSPS
DSPS issues more than 240 unique licenses, administers dozens of boards and councils that regulate professions, enforces state building codes, runs the state fire prevention program, and maintains the award-winning Wisconsin Enhanced Prescription Drug Monitoring Program, which is a key tool in the multi-faceted public health campaign to stem excessive opioid prescribing. A fee-based agency, DSPS is self-sustaining and receives no general fund tax dollars for its day-to-day operations. With five offices and 250 employees throughout Wisconsin, DSPS
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Dan Hereth, Secretary
collaborates with constituents and stakeholders across a wide range of industries to promote safety and advance the economy.
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