MARYLAND – The Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development has announced that applications are now open for a limited time for the Homeowner Assistance Fund WholeHome Critical Home Repairs grant program.
According to the Department, the program is administered by their Community Development Administration and will provide over $3.5 million in grants to homeowners in order to address critical health and safety issues in their homes that could result in displacement of residents.
“For too many Marylanders, a leaking roof, a broken furnace, or unsafe electrical wiring can be the difference between staying in their home and being forced out,” said Department Secretary Jake Day. “The HAF WholeHome Critical Home Repairs Grant Program is about protecting stability and dignity by helping homeowners address urgent health and safety issues before they become crises. By investing in these critical repairs, we’re helping Maryland families remain safely housed in the communities they call home.”…