Dayton Rental Housing Repair Program

How it works

The City of Dayton says the Dayton Energy Collaborative (DEC) and the City of Dayton’s Office of Sustainability Innovation Team are launching a small pilot program to help 10 small, local landlords address critical repair needs in tenant-occupied homes.

The page says the program is intended to promote:

• Long-term housing stability
• Affordability
• Healthy communication practices between landlords and tenants

Qualifying landlords may receive grant funding for repair assistance on one of their tenant-occupied units.

What the money covers

The page only says the grant is for repair assistance on a tenant-occupied unit. It does not list specific eligible repair categories, a maximum dollar amount, or whether the grant can be combined with other aid.

Amounts and matching

• No dollar amount is stated on the page.
• No matching requirement is stated.
• The page says the pilot will serve 10 homes, and then the goal is to expand the program to serve more homes.

How to apply

• Interested landlords should complete the Dayton Rental Housing Repair Pilot Program Interest Form.
• For more information, the page directs users to the Dayton Rental Housing Repair Program Overview PDF.
• Questions can be sent to rentalrepairs@daytonenergycollaborative.org or asked by calling 937-234-7896.

Timing and deadlines

• The page describes the program as a small pilot and does not give a closing date.
• The only concrete timing detail is that the pilot is designed to assist 10 landlords/homes before potential expansion.