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Fewer will, thanks to a home repair program managed by Cody Rouge Community Action Alliance.
The organization’s long-time housing repair program received a boost through a recent grant that helps seniors stay safe in their homes. Grant funds will allow the agency to undertake major and minor repairs for 32 homes in the west-Detroit neighborhood.
For Cody Rouge resident Chris Bond, 80, the agency’s help meant a dry basement after a plumbing backup in January, something she couldn’t afford to fix herself.
Several years ago, the
Authorities are issuing a new warning for seniors in several Queens neighborhoods, after several people were targeted by home repair scammers who pose as contractors offering to do repairs, but instead of fixing the homes, make off with thousands of from unsuspecting owners.
NEW YORK – Authorities are issuing a new warning to seniors in several Queens neighborhoods, after people were targeted by home repair scammers who pose as contractors offering to do repairs.
However, instead of fixing the homes, the scammers make off with thousands of dollars from unsuspecting owners.Â
Kathryn Saffran,
FOREST PARK — The city of Forest Park has launched of its Homeowner Maintenance Enhancements Program to help residents ages 62 and older with essential home repairs or modifications.
The initiative — approved unanimously by Mayor Angelyne Butler and the City Council — allocates $1.3 million in American Rescue Plan Act grant funding to help cover the cost of eligible repair work ranging from roofing, painting, and minor electrical work to ADA improvements, siding, and more.