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Safe Housing and Healthy Homes Program
City of Monroe · City program
The City of Monroe offers a lead-hazard and healthy-homes program that can pay for minor rehabilitation if a home tests positive for lead. The page does not state a dollar cap on the landing page.
Program details
How it works
The City of Monroe says the Safe Housing and Healthy Homes Program is funded by a U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development lead hazard control grant. It is designed to reduce housing-related health hazards, including lead poisoning risks.
What the money covers
If a home tests positive for lead, the city says the homeowner may be eligible for minor rehabilitation to address those lead hazards.
Amounts and matching
- The landing page does not state a maximum dollar amount.
- The landing page does not state whether a match is required.
How to apply
The city directs interested residents to complete an interest form in the program’s resources and documents section.
Timing and deadlines
The landing page does not list current open or close dates.
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