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Revere launches limited senior home repair program with $50,000 fund
Summary
City officials said a new senior home repair program opens Oct. 16 offering homeowners age 60+ up to $5,000 per household from a $50,000 allocation; applicants must be income-eligible, proof homeowners and provide contractor quotes.
City of Revere officials said on Oct. 14 that a new senior home repair program will launch Oct. 16 to help older homeowners pay for repairs that enable aging in place.
Lauren Buck, director of public health and chief of health and human services, described the program as a partnership among the mayor’s office, the elder affairs department and the Affordable Housing Trust Fund. Buck said the city has allocated $50,000 in the initial round; each eligible homeowner may receive up to $5,000 depending on scope…
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