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CDBG Limited Repair Program

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CDBG Limited Repair Program

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) awarded the City of Jackson's Office of Housing and Community Development over $1.3 million to identify and mitigate lead-based paint and other housing and health hazards in low-income homes at significant risk for exposure. The Lead Safe Jackson Housing Program enables eligible low-and-moderate income homeowners in the City of Jackson to make repairs and improvements to their homes to provide a lead safe home environment for young children.

The city will address and remediate lead-based paint and other housing related health hazards in a total of 77 eligible low-income units in the city.

Program applications are available for pickup at the following location.

Department of Planning and Development
Office of Housing and Community Development
218 South President Street (2nd Floor)
Jackson, MS 39201