City of Saginaw ARPA Home Rehabilitation Program

How it works

Since 2022, the City of Saginaw has invested a total of $8.1 million in ARPA funds in its Home Rehabilitation Program. The program provides home rehabilitation assistance to qualified applicants and is described by the city as helping revitalize neighborhoods, attract new residents, and promote and protect homeownership.

What the money covers

The page specifically names roof replacements and furnace replacements as examples of eligible work. It does not provide a full itemized list of covered repairs or improvements.

Amounts and matching

The only amount stated on the page is the city’s $8.1 million total investment in the program since 2022. The page does not state a per-household award cap, reimbursement structure, matching requirement, or whether funds are paid before or after repairs are completed.

How to apply

The ARPA page does not give step-by-step application instructions for the home rehabilitation program. It points readers to the city’s broader ARPA information and related housing resources, so homeowners would need to follow current city housing program guidance or contact the city directly for application details.

Timing and deadlines

The city says the program has been active since 2022. The page also notes ARPA funding updates through 2026-06-30 on the city’s reporting materials. No application deadline or closing date is listed on the page.