Minor Home Repairs Program

How it works

The City of Brighton Minor Home Repair Program is accepting applications from homeowners who need help making necessary health and safety repairs to their homes. The program is administered through Adams County and provides grants, technical assistance, and contract management to eligible homeowners.

For more information or to apply, homeowners are directed to contact Adams County Community Development’s website or call 720-523-6200.

What the money covers

The page says the program helps with repairs needed to make the home healthy, safe, and sanitary. Examples of common repairs made through the program include:

• Furnaces
• Plumbing
• Hot water heaters
• Windows
• Electrical work
• Roof repair

Priority is given to items needed to establish a healthy, safe, and sanitary home.

How to apply

The application process starts with an initial telephone interview to determine preliminary eligibility. Homeowners who meet preliminary eligibility requirements and income guidelines are then mailed an application. If the application is approved, the Adams County housing coordinator conducts an on-site visit to determine the essential repairs needed.

Timing and deadlines

The page says the program is now accepting applications. It does not state a closing date, application deadline, waiting list, or funding exhaustion status.

Amounts and matching

The page does not state a maximum grant amount, matching requirement, reimbursement process, or whether the assistance is a fixed amount versus project-specific support.

Notes

This is a homeowner repair assistance program focused on health and safety needs, not a broad remodeling or beautification program. The page also does not specify whether funds are limited to a single repair type or can cover multiple items in one application.