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Run End ******************* --> Home Repair - City of East Point, Georgia Office of Equity, Inclusion, and Empowerment No-Cost Minor Home Repair Program The City of East Point is proud to offer a No-Cost Minor Home Repair Program designed to help qualifying homeowners maintain safe, dry, livable housing.
With an initial $350,000 funded through federal funds and an additional $250,000 of Fiscal Year 2026 local resources, this program provides essential repairs at no cost to eligible residents through Greenheart Construction and HouseProud. The program targets seniors and veterans who meet specific criteria, and the City is currently working through a waitlist to serve residents.
Eligible repairs may include (but are not limited to): Roof patching or minor replacements Plumbing or electrical repairs Accessibility improvements (ramps, handrails, grab bars) Flooring and safety hazard removal To qualify, applicants must: Own and occupy the home as their primary residence Meet income eligibility requirements Have an income of 80% AMI or lower Be at least 60 years old, or 55+ with a disability, or a veteran Live within the East Point city limits We proudly collaborate with trusted nonprofit organizations to expand our impact including: HouseProud Atlanta : Serving seniors and veterans with critical repairs and maintenance Nehemiah Project : Providing structural and safety-related home repairs Habitat for Humanity : Partnering with communities to preserve and improve existing homes Together, we’re working to preserve housing stability, prevent displacement, and ensure every East Point resident has a safe place to call home.
If interested in being on the waitlist to be served contact Frank Whitfield Housing Community Development Manager at 470-432-5017 or email fwhitfield@eastpointcity. org
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Homeowners aged 60 and older, or 55+ with a disability, or veterans, residing in East Point, Georgia. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
City of East Point No-Cost Minor Home Repair Program is funded by City of East Point, Georgia. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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