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Cortland County Office for Aging Handyman Program
Cortland County Office for Aging · County program
Minor home repairs and safety devices; no dollar cap stated
Cortland County’s Office for Aging helps income-eligible homeowners age 60+ with minor home repairs and safety devices at no direct cost. The program focuses on preventing hazards like broken or rotted steps and installing handrails, grab bars, and similar items.
Program details
How it works
The Handyman Program is run by the Cortland County Office for Aging and delivered through a contract with the Cortland Housing Assistance Council. It is described as a safety-and-well-being program for older adult homeowners.
What the service covers
The county says the program assists with minor home repairs and installs safety devices and equipment. The official examples include:
- Repair of broken or rotted steps
- Installation of handrails
- Installation of grab bars
- Other minor repairs and safety items
Cost
The county’s housing guide says the program is provided by the Office for Aging through a contract with the Cortland Housing Assistance Council and gives no dollar amount. It is described as helping eligible clients, with income eligibility rules applying.
How to apply
Interested homeowners are told to contact the Cortland County Office for Aging at 607-753-5060.
Notes for homeowners
The program is aimed at reducing safety hazards in and around the home, but the official materials do not describe a hardening-specific scope such as wildfire, wind, or flood mitigation.
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