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Lead Hazard Reduction Demonstration Program
City of Harrisburg Department of Building & Housing Development · City program
Up to about $13,500 in free services
Harrisburg’s lead-safe home program offers free lead inspection/risk assessment and up to about $13,500 in free services for eligible owner-occupied or tenant-occupied homes in the city. The program page says the program is open.
Program details
How it works
The City of Harrisburg says eligible participants receive a free lead inspection and risk assessment. The program page says the city provides services to make homes lead-safe and that the lead hazard reduction work typically takes 10 to 14 days.
What the money covers
The page says the program can fund lead hazard reduction work, with examples including new windows, doors, painting, and cleaning.
Amounts and matching
The page says the program typically provides up to $13,500 of free services to remediate lead hazards. It also says the value of work averages $2,000 to $13,500.
How to apply
Applicants complete an application and provide proof of income. Program staff then do an initial site visit, followed by a no-cost lead inspection/risk assessment if the home appears eligible. After that, staff create a scope of work and contractor walk-through bids are obtained.
Timing and deadlines
The city page says the Lead Program is now open to new applications.
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