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Lead Abatement and Healthy Homes Program
Dallas County Health and Human Services · County program
Dallas County is launching a healthy homes and lead hazard reduction program for eligible households across the county. The county says it will pay for lead hazard identification and abatement work in pre-1978 homes, with outreach focused on high-risk areas and low-income households.
Program details
How it works
Dallas County Health and Human Services says it is launching a comprehensive Lead Abatement and Healthy Homes Program to reduce environmental health hazards and improve housing conditions across Dallas County. The program is framed as a lead hazard reduction effort, and the county says eligible households will be screened and enrolled after submitting an interest form.
What the money covers
The county says the program includes lead-based paint inspection, risk assessment, environmental testing, and abatement services to mitigate identified hazards in pre-1978 homes. The official page does not publish a dollar cap for the assistance.
Where it starts
The county says initial outreach and services focus on high-risk ZIP codes 75206, 75208, 75211, 75212, and 75216, with emphasis on West Dallas and East Oak Cliff.
How to apply
Residents who think they may qualify are asked to complete a short online interest form. After submission, program staff will contact eligible households to begin screening and enrollment.
Timing and deadlines
The page states the county is launching the program and does not provide a final application deadline.
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