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Detroit LeadSafe Housing Program
City of Detroit, Housing and Revitalization Department · City program
Free repairs; no public dollar cap stated on the homeowner page.
Detroit gives qualifying homeowners and renters free lead-hazard repair work to make homes safer. The city says the program is for homes with a child under 6 who lives in or regularly visits the home, or a pregnant woman, and occupants must meet income and other requirements.
Program details
How it works
The City of Detroit’s Housing and Revitalization Department says the Detroit LeadSafe Housing Program aims to increase the number of lead-safe residential housing units in the city. The city’s homeowner page says eligible residents may receive free repairs.
What the money covers
The program is focused on lead safety work, not general home remodeling. The city describes it as making homes lead-safe for eligible households.
Amounts and matching
The official homeowner page does not state a dollar cap or matching requirement.
How to apply
The city directs residents to contact the Housing and Revitalization Department for more information.
Timing and deadlines
The official page does not state whether applications are currently open, closed, or waitlisted.
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