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Cortland County Healthy Homes Production Program
Cortland County Health Department · County program
Home assessments and hazard reduction work; amount not stated
Cortland County says it is running a Healthy Homes program with CAPCO and the Rural Health Institute of New York to reduce housing-related hazards such as lead, mold, and radon. The page says eligible homes must have been built before 1978 and be in specific parts of Cortland County.
Program details
How it works
CAPCO says it launched a coordinated initiative with the Cortland County Health Department and the Rural Health Institute of New York to reduce childhood lead exposure and address housing-related hazards across Cortland County through the Cortland County Healthy Homes Production Program.
What it covers
The county materials describe the program as addressing housing-related health hazards, specifically naming:
- Lead
- Mold
- Radon
- Other related hazards
Funding and timing
The CAPCO page says the program is funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The official page does not list a household dollar amount, deadline, or whether the program is currently taking applications.
How to apply
The page does not provide a direct application form or phone number on the lines reviewed; residents are directed to CAPCO’s Energy Services information for program contacts.
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