The City of Waynesboro today announced the launch of ONE Waynesboro: Opportunity. Navigation. Empowerment., a collaborative program designed to deliver high-impact wrap-around services focused on housing stability and food security for city residents.
With a $100,000 allocation from the newly
Some Binghamton homeowners may qualify for up to $50,000 in weather-related repairs, as part of a state program.
City of Binghamton Mayor Jared Kraham was joined by members from Home HeadQuarters Monday to announce a second round of funding provided
Fidelina Arellano moved into her home at Mobile Towne Mobile Home Park off Old Midlothian Turnpike 13 years ago. Her home is now decades old and in need of repairs.
“We are suffering. My husband fixed one thing and another
The City of Cleveland is using $15 million in federal funds to help homeowners fix up their properties and sustain neighborhoods.
This week, it launched pre-approval applications for the citywide ARPA-funded home repair lottery.
Cleveland has the oldest housing
Update: Applications for the expanded house repair grant program were slated to open July 8, but will now open July 22, Middletown communications manager Clayton Castle told The Enquirer on Monday. This story has been updated to reflect the new
A warning was posted on a Facebook community group about a Southwestern Ontario contractor allegedly ripping people off last spring.
The man had offered to work on a resident’s chimney and asked for a deposit, but never returned
The Johnson County District Attorney’s Office is warning of home repair and insurance scammers following Wednesday’s storm. To avoid getting scammed, they recommend residents make direct contact with their insurance providers regarding damage to their homes and not give any …
AKRON, Ohio — Several communities across Ohio received huge chunks of cash after the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan Act, aimed at helping people recover from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, was passed in 2021. Akron received $145 million
A critical home repair program is offering federal money to help fix Montgomery County houses in dire need for free, with up to $25,000 available on each repair and no strings attached for those that qualify.
The program is using
Detroit — Heloyse Moore has lived in the same Detroit home since 1962. When her roof began leaking in December, she feared she wouldn’t be able to stay.
Moore, nearly 93 years old, is among the first of 2,000 residents
