The Rehabilitation Programs consist of the Fix-It Repair Grant, Emergency Assistance Program, and Deferred Equity Loan. These programs assist low income households and the property must be a single-family residence located within the city limits to qualify.The Residential Rehabilitation Program is limited to the availability of Federal funds; as a result, applications will not be accepted after May 15, 2012 or until available funds have been exhausted.
The Agency has exhausted its current budget allocation for Fiscal Year 2011-2012.
The Agency will be accepting new applications effective July 1, 2012.
The Agency may be reached at (310) 605-5511.
DOCUMENTS AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD
ABOUT THE PROGRAM
DEFERRED EQUITY LOAN INFORMATION:
FIX-IT GRANT INFORMATION:
EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM INFORMATION:
CONTRACTOR INFORMATION:
FAQ ABOUT THE RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION PROGRAMS:
RESIDENTIAL REHAB AT WORK
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ABOVE: An unsafe and unsanitary kitchen is transformed into a beautiful and functional kitchen space for a Compton Family.
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ABOVE: A bathroom ceiling that is covered in mold and has the negative effects of water damage is transformed into a safe and mold-free bathroom with an exhaust fan to ensure the room stays moisture-free.
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