Rebuilding Together Saratoga County – Critical Repairs for Low-Income Homeowners

How it works

Rebuilding Together Saratoga County is listed in the City of Saratoga Springs’ CDBG Application Repository as a funded partner program. The page identifies the program as “Rebuilding Together - Critical Repairs for Low Income homeowners” and also includes a 2025 Rebuilding Together application. The city materials describe the work as critical repairs and accessibility modifications for low-income homeowners, with the goal of helping people live independently in a safe and healthy home.

The official page does not provide a line-item repair menu or a fixed grant award. Instead, the program appears to provide services rather than cash to the homeowner. The page also shows that Rebuilding Together has been included in prior years’ CDBG materials, indicating this is a recurring local program.

What the money covers

The materials reviewed say the program covers critical repairs and accessibility modifications. The page does not further specify which home-hardening or disaster-resilience measures are included, and it does not provide a detailed scope of work, reimbursement rules, or contractor requirements.

Amounts and matching

No homeowner dollar amount is stated on the page. The program is described as at no cost to the homeowner, and no matching requirement is mentioned.

How to apply

The repository includes a 2025 Rebuilding Together application. The city application narrative says applicants must complete an application and provide supporting documentation verifying household annual income. The page also indicates the program may use outreach and referrals from community partners.

Timing and deadlines

The repository is an active 2025 CDBG application archive, but the reviewed page does not give a homeowner application deadline, opening date, or closing date. The listing shows the program across multiple years, but no current deadline is stated.