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Healthy Homes Programs
City of Dubuque Housing & Community Development Department · City program
Up to $10,000 for healthier-home work, or up to $30,000 for lead remediation plus an additional $5,000 for other household hazards.
The City of Dubuque offers Healthy Homes Programs to help low- to moderate-income residents reduce multiple housing-related hazards. Participants may qualify for up to $10,000, or up to $30,000 for lead remediation plus an additional $5,000 for other household hazards.
Program details
How it works
The City of Dubuque says its Healthy Homes Programs take a comprehensive approach to housing-related hazards rather than addressing a single hazard at a time. The program is meant to improve safety and health conditions in the home.
What the money covers
The page lists the following hazards as examples of what the program addresses:
- mold
- water intrusion
- lead paint
- allergens
- asthma
- carbon monoxide
- home safety
- pesticides
- radon, described on the page as a dangerous gas found mainly in basements
Amounts and terms
- Participants may qualify for up to $10,000 to create a healthier home
- Or up to $30,000 for lead remediation plus an additional $5,000 for other household hazards
How to apply
The page includes a “Learn more!” link, but it does not provide a detailed application process in the text provided.
Timing and deadlines
No opening date, closing date, or deadline is stated on the page text provided.
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