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WASHINGTON, June 25, 2018 – Assistant to the Secretary for Rural Development Anne Hazlett today announced that USDA is seeking applications for grants to make housing repairs for low- and very-low-income rural residents. The grants are being provided through USDA’s Housing Preservation Grant program.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development is seeking applications for grants to make housing repairs for low- and very-low-income rural residents.
Maria no longer felt safe in her own home, where she lives with her daughter, Margarita, in rural Malheur County in eastern Oregon. Wind blew in through the cracks around the windows, and water leaked through the roof. But with her low monthly income, Maria could not afford repairs. She was stressed, unsure what to do, and imagined the house might simply fall apart around them while they slept.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development in Oregon has expanded its homeownership assistance through a pilot program to help low-income rural residents purchase manufactured homes.
MEDIA ADVISORY: Pahrump is again now eligible for the Rural Housing Program funding.
Who: Phil Cowee, USDA Rural Development Nevada State Director
Jeff Glass, USDA Rural Development Nevada Housing Programs Director
Nevada Rural Housing Authority
What: Pahrump Now Eligible for Rural Housing Program Announcement
When: Tuesday, June 5, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Where: Valley Electric Conference Center, 800 E. Highway 372, Pahrump, NV,
USDA Rural Development has funding available for very low and low-income individuals and families seeking to purchase or repair a home in a rural area.
“Safe, affordable housing and the availability of credit are key to the growth and prosperity of rural communities,” said Acting State Director, Dave Schwobe. “USDA Rural Housing Programs have provided stability and opportunity for over 60 years and we value what we have accomplished.”
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Rural Development (RD) office in Virginia recognized today a partner and local home improvement contractor in Nassawadox, Va.
USDA Rural Development Acting Area Director Leann Gleason today announced Single Family Housing 504 Repair funding of to Ms. Lola Jones, a resident of Caldwell County. The funds were used to make replacements and improvements to her home.
“As our homes get older, we still want them to be safe, secure and up-to-date. Owning a home is a commitment in many ways and repairs are necessary over time,” said Gleason. “We are honored to have been able to assist Ms. Jones in making these improvements to ensure her home is safe and able to sustain for many years to come.”
USDA Rural Development Housing Program Director Pam Anglin today announced Single Family Housing 504 Repair funding in the amount of $6,130 to Gary and Ethel Hylton, residents of Clever, Missouri. The funds were used for making improvements to their home to accommodate Ethel’s safety and mobility.
