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Dallas is hitting the brakes on its home repair grant program while it switches to a new system. If you need help with major fixes like a roof or foundation, you'll have to sit tight until the new application process opens this spring.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before.
Homeowners will have to cover their own repair costs or delay projects until the new grant cycle opens later this year.
The city benefits by streamlining its administrative operations and potentially improving the efficiency of future grant distributions.
Low-income homeowners currently facing urgent structural issues are left in limbo without access to necessary financial aid.
After facing numerous obstacles with city programs, longtime Mill City resident Eula Wilson is set to receive a new home from the nonprofit Frazier Revitalization. The post Video: Frazier Revitalization to build new home for longtime Mill City reside...
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After years of applying for help through the City of Dallas' home repair programs, Mill City resident Eula Wilson is finally receiving a brand new home. It will be built by South Dallas nonprofit organization Frazier Revitalization, after a home asse...