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Layton City Offers Home Repair and Rehab Funding | Layton City Economic Development Welcome Message from Mayor Economic & Other Business Resources What's Happening in Layton Welcome Message from Mayor Economic & Other Business Resources What's Happening in Layton CDBG , Community Development Block Grant , Critical Home Repair and Rehabilitation Program , fixing leaky roofs , Home Rehab Funding , Home Repair , Layton City , renovating bathrooms , updating windows In 2024, many residents allocated a larger share of their income toward home maintenance and improvements, tackling essential repairs like fixing leaky roofs, replacing outdated furnaces, updating windows, and renovating bathrooms.
For those facing financial challenges with urgent home repairs or rehabilitation needs, Layton City provides assistance through its Critical Home Repair and Rehabilitation Program. This initiative offers grants to low-to-moderate income homeowners via the city’s Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program.
For eligible households, the funding can address critical repair issues posing immediate risks to occupant health, safety, or property integrity. Covered emergency repairs include roof replacement, water heater or furnace swaps, electrical fixes, burst pipes, major leaks, blocked drains causing backups, toilet failures, and damaged water or sewer lines.
Rehabilitation projects that qualify include accessibility upgrades, resolving health and safety code violations (e.g., electrical, plumbing, or leaking water heaters), and installing energy-efficient windows, new siding, stucco, or roofing. Additional eligible enhancements may cover new water/sewer laterals, landscaping, attached garages, or driveways. Grants are limited to $10,000 and require no repayment.
To apply, download the application here: https://www. laytonecon. org/wp-content/uploads/Layton-City-Salt-Lake-Valley-Habitat-for-Humanity-Critical-Home-Repair-Program-Application-Packet.
pdf For more details, contact Morgan Cloward, Layton City CDBG & Economic Development Specialist, at 801-336-3770 or mcloward@laytoncity. org.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Homeowners in Layton City with low-to-moderate income. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $10,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Critical Home Repair and Rehabilitation Program is funded by Layton City Economic Development. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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