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Layton City Emergency Home Repair and Rehab Program
Layton City · City program
Grant money for emergency repairs; no dollar cap stated in the flyer text shown
Layton City offers lower-income homeowners grant money for emergency repairs that fix imminent health-and-safety dangers. The program also has a rehab component for code-violation and safety work, but the city flyer does not give a wildfire-specific amount.
Program details
How it works
Layton City’s CDBG Emergency Home Repair/Rehab Pilot Program gives lower-income homeowners grant money to immediately correct an emergency condition that has been determined to present an imminent danger to the health and safety of occupants or the residential property. The flyer also says the rehab portion of the program helps eliminate blight, conserve energy, and preserve housing.
What the money covers
The flyer lists eligible emergency repairs including leaking roof, water heaters, furnaces, electrical, burst pipes or major water leak, blocked drain causing water surge, blocked toilet, and broken water service line. The rehab portion includes accessibility modifications and code violations involving health and safety concerns.
Amounts and matching
No headline dollar cap is stated in the flyer text shown.
How to apply
The flyer directs homeowners to contact Mary Swanstrom at the Davis Community Housing Authority.
Timing and deadlines
The flyer does not state a live application deadline or funding end date in the text shown.
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