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Mahoning County Healthy Homes & Lead Hazard Control Program
Mahoning County · County program
Amount not stated in the brief official source text we found.
Mahoning County offers a Healthy Homes & Lead Hazard Control program that makes homes safer for eligible low-income households. The county says the work is aimed at reducing hazards in housing and may include healthy-homes-related repairs, but the brief page excerpt we found does not publish a dollar cap.
Program details
How it works
Mahoning County says the Healthy Homes & Lead Hazard Control Program is designed to reduce and/or eliminate lead hazards in low-to-very-low income housing. The county’s materials also describe a healthy homes component.
What the money covers
The county states the goal is to make housing units lead safe using a combination of interim controls and lead abatement techniques and to reduce environmental health issues in these homes. The page excerpt we found does not list every eligible repair item or a maximum award amount.
Who it is for
The county says the units must be occupied by families with children under age 6 for the lead program, and under age 17 for healthy homes.
How it is administered
The program is run by Mahoning County and is documented on the county’s official program page. The page is a county service overview rather than a detailed application form, so homeowners should contact the office for the current application process and availability.
Timing and deadlines
The source text we found does not state a deadline or whether the program is currently accepting new applications, so funding status is listed as unknown.
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