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Home Rehabilitation and Energy Efficiency (HREE) Program
Santa Fe County · County program
Up to $50,000 one-time grant
Santa Fe County offers a one-time grant of up to $50,000 for qualified homeowners in unincorporated county areas. The county says the money can cover building-envelope repairs like roofs, stucco, and windows, plus some hazard mitigation work.
Program details
How it works
Santa Fe County says the HREE Program offers a one-time grant to fund needed home rehabilitation projects for qualified households.
What the money covers
The county says the grant funds can be used for various home improvements related to the building envelope of a qualified home, including new roofs, stucco, and windows. It also says the program covers hazard mitigation projects, such as mold, lead and asbestos remediation, plus testing and remediation of groundwater contaminants for qualifying households with domestic wells.
Amounts and matching
The county states the program offers a one-time grant of up to $50,000.
How to apply
The county says interested parties can apply online through its Neighborly Software portal. The page also provides a contact person for more information.
Timing and deadlines
The news post is dated 2024-06-04 and says the county was “now accepting applications.” The page does not give an end date.
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