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Live Lead Safe Program
Kenosha County Public Health · County program
Up to 85% of construction costs, with a $75,000 maximum construction cost per unit.
Kenosha County Public Health runs a free grant program that pays to reduce lead paint hazards in eligible homes built before 1978. The county says it can cover up to 85% of construction costs, with a $75,000 maximum construction cost per unit.
Program details
How it works
The Live Lead Safe Program is a grant program intended to reduce lead paint hazards in homes built before 1978. The county says all services are free to qualifying individuals. Owner-occupied and rental homes may apply, and units with children under 6, pregnant women, or residential daycare facilities receive priority.
What the money covers
The page is focused on lead hazard reduction rather than general home repair. It does not give a long repair menu, but it is clearly aimed at lead paint hazard reduction work.
Amounts and matching
The county states the program can possibly pay up to 85% of construction costs, and that the maximum construction cost per unit is $75,000.
How to apply
Interested applicants fill out the program interest form, and Kenosha County Public Health reaches out about the application process.
Timing and deadlines
The page does not list an application deadline.
Notes for homeowners
For rental properties, landlord permission is required. The page also says all services are free to qualifying individuals.
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