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Home-Safe-Home Program
Ontario County Office for the Aging · County program
Ontario County’s Office for the Aging offers older adults a free home safety review and minor home modifications, including smoke detectors and small accessibility repairs. The program’s official county material says it also can help with aluminum ramps.
Program details
How it works
Ontario County’s Office for the Aging describes the Home-Safe-Home Program as a home safety review geared toward fall prevention, plus minor home modifications for eligible residents. The county’s materials say the program can include installation of smoke detectors and other small repairs or safety upgrades.
What the money or services cover
The official county forum handout lists these example services:
- Grab bars
- Smoke detectors
- Handrails for stairs
- Door grips
- Handicapped toilet seats
- Tub transfer benches
- Bathtub seats
- Aluminum ramps, with installation assistance noted in county materials
Timing and deadlines
The official source does not state an application deadline, funding cap, or whether the service is currently waitlisted or closed. The public forum document is the county’s source for the program description, but it does not provide a detailed application process.
Notes for homeowners
This is not a wildfire-specific grant. It is a county home safety and minor modification service that may still help with disaster resilience in a limited way because it includes smoke detectors and basic home safety improvements.
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