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Find similar grantsWhole-Home Repairs Program is sponsored by Lebanon County Housing & Redevelopment Authorities. This program provides grants to homeowners and loans to small landlords for repairs that increase habitability, accessibility, or energy and water efficiency.
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Home - Lebanon County Housing & Redevelopment Authorities Tucked away in the northwest corner of Lebanon City, Webster Manor is a neighborhood of duplex townhouses lining gracefully curving streets. Three- and four-bedroom townhomes located on the Northside’s Steckbeck and Meily Streets, as well as our Southside location on Lafayette Street.
Two- and three-bedroom townhouses in the Cornwall-Lebanon School District in the 2100 block of Center Street. Cedar Court in South Lebanon Township is the Housing Authority’s newest townhouse complex. Elderly housing includes Stevens Towers on Willow Street and Washington Arms on Chestnut Street Families who wish to apply for any of the Authority’s programs must complete an online application.
Please note that you MUST have a valid Social Security number AND be age 18 or older to complete an application. The application process involves two phases. The first is the “initial” application for assistance, which results in the family’s placement on the waiting list.
The second phase is the “final determination of eligibility,” which occurs when the family reaches the top of the waiting list. At that time, each applicant gets interviewed, and the Authority verifies all eligibility factors. Applications may be submitted online through our website whenever the waiting list is open.
The Redevelopment Authority administers the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), HOME, and other state/federal community development programs and serves both the County and City of Lebanon. The Authority also administers the first-time homebuyer program along with several other home rehab/access programs to assist low and moderate-income persons. Mr. Dan Lyons is the Executive Director of the Redevelopment Authority.
Staff includes Jody Chernich, Senior Community Development Specialist.
2025 Land Bank, Housing & Redevelopment Authority Board Meeting Dates The Boards of Directors of the City of Lebanon Land Bank and the Housing and Redevelopment Authorities will meet on Wednesday, January 15, February 19, March 19, April 9, May 14, June 11 (Annual Meeting), July 9 (if necessary), August 13 (if necessary), September 10, October 8, November 12, and December 10 (if necessary) in 2025 at 1220 Mifflin Street, Lebanon, PA 17042 Millcreek Township Housing Rehab Program - Now Open Millcreek Township’s community development administrator, the Redevelopment Authority, is accepting inquiries on the township’s behalf for a newly-created owner-occupied Housing Rehab Program.
Income restrictions and other terms apply. For more details, township residents needing home repairs should contact Jody Chernich at the Redevelopment Authority at 717-273-9326 x134 or jchernich@bps-pa. com .
Visit the Redevelopment Authority page for full program guidelines. Whole-Home Repairs Program The Redevelopment Authority has been designated by the Lebanon County Commissioners to administer the County’s Whole-Home Repairs Program. The Program can provide grants to homeowners and loans to small landlords of up to $50,000 each for repairs that increase habitability, accessibility, or energy and water efficiency.
Income and other restrictions apply. Local progam guidelines may be downloaded by clicking here . Applications for small landlords are still being accepted.
Contact Dan Lyons at dlyons@bps-pa. com to request an application. The application period for homeowners is currenty closed until further notice.
However, if you are an interested homeowner, you may contact Jody Chernich at jchernich@bps-pa. com to be placed on a waiting list for a future funding round.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Homeowners and small landlords within Lebanon County. Income and other restrictions apply. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $50,000 (grants for homeowners, loans for small landlords). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Whole-Home Repairs Program is funded by Lebanon County Housing & Redevelopment Authorities. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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