City announces home improvement grant program
Press release from the City of Menifee: MENIFEE – The City of Menifee is excited to announce the Single Family Home Improvement (SFHI) gra...
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Press release from the City of Menifee:
MENIFEE – The City of Menifee is excited to announce the Single Family Home Improvement (SFHI) grant as part of the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA). The SFHI grant provides up to $15,000 for the rehabilitation of owner-occupied dwellings including single-family and mobile homes. All repairs must be done in accordance with the City’s program guidelines and priority is given to improvements that support health and safety.
The SFHI grant is eligible for low-income homeowners up to the age of 61 and covers several types of repairs including roof replacement, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC. To qualify, the home must be within Menifee’s city limits, owner-occupied, and the applicant must be current on their mortgage, property taxes, and local income taxes. The household must also meet the annual household gross income as indicated in the chart below:
“Helping local homeowners ensure their homes are safe and in good repair strengthens our overall community,” said Community Development Director Cheryl Kitzerow. “The City of Menifee’s SFHI grant is a great opportunity for those in need to make meaningful home improvements that might otherwise be out of reach.”
To apply, qualified residents should contact Celia Olivas at 951-723-1750 or by email at colivas@cityofmenifee.us for pre-eligibility determination and to begin the application process. The SFHI grant will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.
MENIFEE – The City of Menifee is excited to announce the Single Family Home Improvement (SFHI) grant as part of the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA). The SFHI grant provides up to $15,000 for the rehabilitation of owner-occupied dwellings including single-family and mobile homes. All repairs must be done in accordance with the City’s program guidelines and priority is given to improvements that support health and safety.
The SFHI grant is eligible for low-income homeowners up to the age of 61 and covers several types of repairs including roof replacement, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC. To qualify, the home must be within Menifee’s city limits, owner-occupied, and the applicant must be current on their mortgage, property taxes, and local income taxes. The household must also meet the annual household gross income as indicated in the chart below:
“Helping local homeowners ensure their homes are safe and in good repair strengthens our overall community,” said Community Development Director Cheryl Kitzerow. “The City of Menifee’s SFHI grant is a great opportunity for those in need to make meaningful home improvements that might otherwise be out of reach.”
To apply, qualified residents should contact Celia Olivas at 951-723-1750 or by email at colivas@cityofmenifee.us for pre-eligibility determination and to begin the application process. The SFHI grant will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.