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Healthy Home Repair Program
City of St. Louis Community Development Administration · City program
Loans and grants for eligible home repairs
The City of St. Louis gives low- and moderate-income homeowners repair assistance for health-and-safety work through the Healthy Home Repair Program. The city says the program uses loans and grants, but the source does not state a single headline dollar amount.
Program details
How it works
The City of St. Louis, through the Community Development Administration, says this program provides essential home repair assistance to low- and moderate-income households living in the city. The page says the program blends loans and grants to support essential repairs.
An evaluator visits the home and prepares a list of qualified repairs. The city says it can only address problems that threaten health and safety, and it may not repair everything the homeowner wants done.
What the money covers
The source says the program funds essential home repairs and that the repair plan is limited to health and safety concerns. It does not provide a formal itemized list on the page excerpt.
How to apply
The page says interested homeowners should call 314-657-3888 to be added to the waiting list. When it is their turn, the city guides them through document submission and the application process.
Timing and deadlines
The source indicates a waiting list, but it does not give a closing date.
Important limits
The city says it cannot repair a home that is structurally unsound or one that exceeds the funding limits.
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