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Emergency Repair Program
City of Charlotte Housing & Neighborhood Services · City program
Grant for urgent emergency repairs; dollar cap not stated on the public page excerpt.
The City of Charlotte’s Emergency Repair Program gives grants for urgent home repairs that fix immediate health and safety threats in single-family homes. Funding is provided as a grant with no liens or deed restrictions.
Program details
How it works
The Emergency Repair Program is designed to address immediate threats to the health and safety of residents of single-family housing that resulted from a system failure. The city says the funding is provided in the form of a grant to the homeowner, and no liens or deed restrictions are placed on the property.
The program is meant to make immediate repairs to an essential system so the homeowner can continue to live in the home. The city notes that the program is not designed to address all housing code issues, but the funded repair will be performed in compliance with housing codes.
What the money covers
The official page does not give a dollar cap in the text shown, but it does say the program addresses essential-system failures and immediate threats to health and safety.
How to apply
The city instructs homeowners who need an emergency repair to call 704-336-7844. The program page also provides a general Apply for Emergency Repair Program link.
Timing and deadlines
The page does not list a fixed open or close date. It is presented as an available city homeowner service.
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