Housing Programs
Emergency Repair Grant
A $3,000 maximum grant to very low income residents to make
emergency repairs to conditions that threaten the health and safety
of the occupants, the resident must own and occupy the residence,
reside within the city
limits and qualify financially. This is a grant
program and is not required to be repaid.
Areas of service:
- Electrical
- Plumbing
- Security (doors and windows)
- Roofs
- Heating
-
Sewer lines
Rehabilitation Loan Program
A $25,000 maximum rehabilitation loan available for moderate to
very low income residents to assist citizens with home repairs,
weatherization, and energy efficiency, each residence is given a
rigorous inspection to include Lead Based Paint (LBP),
Electrical/Mechanical/Plumbing (EMP), Structural, and interior
repairs. The resident must own and occupy the residence,
reside within specific targeted
zones of the Tulsa city limits and qualify financially. This is a loan
program that is either deferred until the residence changes
ownership or the resident is set up on a payment plan based on
their income.
Areas of service:
- Lead Based Paint
- Electrical
- Plumbing
- Security (doors and windows)
- Roofs
- Heating
- Interior issues
-
Weatherization
Sewer Repair Grant
A grant to low income residents to make sewer line repair or
replacements that threaten the health and safety of the occupants,
the citizen must qualify financially and live within
the physical limits of the Tulsa city limits. This is a grant program and
is not required to be repaid.
