Eligible Kansas City, Mo., homeowners in urgent need of plumbing, electrical, mechanical or limited ADA barrier removal work can now turn to the Emergency Home Repair Program for assistance.
The program is now accepting applications from eligible Kansas City, Mo., homeowners.
Eligible applicants are homeowners who own only one single-family property, have not received assistance from this program within the past five years, and meet the household income guidelines established by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, below:
- One person - $24,950
- Two people - $28,500
- Three people – $32,050
- Four people – $35,600
- Five people – $38,450
- Six people – $41,300
- Seven people – $44,150
- Eight people – $47,000
Application forms for this program are available online by visiting www.kcmo.org/homerepair, or at the Neighborhoods and Housing Services Department’s Housing and Community Development Division on the 19th floor of City Hall, 414 E. 12th St.
Forms also can be requested by calling 816-513-3025.
Applications will be accepted through July 31 or until funds are exhausted.
The Emergency Home Repair Program is funded from the City’s annual entitlement of Community Development Block Grant funds provided by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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