Homeowner Minor Repair Program

How it works

The Homeowner Minor Repair Program is the City of Bryan’s minor housing repair assistance program. It is designed to alleviate immediate threats to the health and safety of low-income homeowners by providing grant funding for minor home repairs.

What the money covers

The page says the program is for minor home repairs tied to health and safety needs. It does not provide a detailed eligible-repairs list on the page itself, and it does not describe any code-compliance or full-rehab scope. The page specifically notes that improvements may not bring the entire structure into compliance with codes.

Volunteer assistance may be used to help complete more repair work, and the page states that volunteer assistance will not reduce the total amount of funds allocated for a minor repair project.

Amounts and matching

• Grant amount: up to $5,000 in most cases.
• The page does not state a matching requirement.
• The page does not state a minimum award amount.

How to apply

Applications are currently closed. The city provides a phone number for inquiries or emergencies: 979-209-5175. The page also links to the program information and current income limits, but the page text itself does not give the application steps.

Timing and deadlines

• Applications are closed now.
• Applications may reopen as early as 2026-10.

Notes for homeowners

This is a limited repair program, not a full rehabilitation program. The city’s wording indicates the goal is to address urgent health and safety problems rather than bring the entire home up to code.