Residential Repair and Rehabilitation Assistance Program (RRRAP)

How it works

The City of Memphis says the Residential Repair and Rehabilitation Assistance Program (RRRAP) is its primary pathway for addressing home repair needs that prepare households for weatherization and energy-efficiency upgrades. The program is administered by the Division of Housing and Community Development and is funded through resources from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA).

What the money covers

The official page describes the program at a high level as helping with essential home repairs that improve safety, energy efficiency, and long-term affordability. The page does not list a full repair menu on the snippet available here.

Timing and status

The city states that it is currently processing submissions already received and that the Interest Form is now closed.

What a homeowner should know

The program is meant to get homes ready for weatherization and energy-efficiency work. The city also says many Memphis homes are older and may need repairs that prevent homeowners from qualifying for other assistance programs.

Application notes

The page references an Interest Form and indicates that it is closed, so new applicants should expect the program not to be taking new interest forms at this time.