Politics & Government
Deadline For KC Home Repair, Paint Programs Application Extended To Sept. 25
These programs are offered at no cost to low and moderate income households within the city.
Because of the tremendous response to the program, the city’s Neighborhoods and Housing Services Department has extended the application deadline for the City Home Repair, Targeted Home Repair and Paint Program to Friday, Sept. 25. These programs are offered at no cost to low and moderate income households within the City of Kansas City, Missouri.
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Applicants must be single-family KCMO homeowners who have not received city home repair services in the last five years (no rental properties, mobile homes, duplexes, etc.) and must meet 2020 Income Guidelines established by the United Stated Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). More information and application forms can be found on the city’s website: kcmo.gov.
More than 500 residents havBecause of the tremendous response to the program, the city’s Neighborhoods and Housing Services Department has extended the application deadline for the City Home Repair, Targeted Home Repair and Paint Program to Friday, Sept. 25. These programs are offered at no cost to low and moderate income households within the City of Kansas City, Missouri. Applicants must be single-family KCMO homeowners who have not received city home repair services in the last five years (no rental properties, mobile homes, duplexes, etc.) and must meet 2020 Income Guidelines established by the United Stated Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). More information and application forms can be found on the city’s website: kcmo.gov.
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More than 500 residents have already applied for assistance and well over 200 applicants have been approved. Once approved, it takes approximately four months for work to begin. These programs will again be offered in 2021.
For more information about the programs, call the NHSD (816) 513-3200. Media can contact Neighborhoods and Housing Services Department Communications/Community Liaison John Baccala at (816) 513-3202 or John.Baccala@kcmo.org. e already applied for assistance and well over 200 applicants have been approved. Once approved, it takes approximately four months for work to begin. These programs will again be offered in 2021.
For more information about the programs, call the NHSD (816) 513-3200. Media can contact Neighborhoods and Housing Services Department Communications/Community Liaison John Baccala at (816) 513-3202 or John.Baccala@kcmo.org.
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