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Housing Rehabilitation Program
City of Jackson Office of Housing and Community Development · City program
The City of Jackson offers home-repair help for owner-occupied, low- or moderate-income households in Jackson. It helps pay for major safety and code-related repairs such as roof, plumbing, electrical, structural, and accessibility work.
Program details
How it works
The City of Jackson’s Housing Rehabilitation Program is meant to repair health and safety hazards and extend the useful life of a home. The city says the program targets households that cannot afford major repairs on their own.
What the money covers
The official page lists these eligible repair categories:
- Roof replacements
- Plumbing repairs
- Electrical repairs
- Structural safety improvements
- Accessibility modifications
The city’s broader housing pages also describe housing rehabilitation and repair programs as part of its housing assistance offerings.
Who it helps
The city says the program is for Jackson homeowners, and it specifically targets households that cannot afford major repairs.
How it is administered
The city says applicants should contact the Office of Housing and Community Development (OHCD) to confirm income eligibility and application windows. OHCD inspects the property and establishes a scope of work, and contractors are assigned through the city’s procurement process.
Why it matters for home hardening
Although this is a general home-repair program rather than a wildfire- or storm-specific retrofit grant, some of the covered work can still reduce disaster vulnerability, especially roof and structural repairs.
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