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Age‑Friendly home‑repair program completed nearly 200 projects last year; council asks how to scale funding

Cleveland City Council · February 18, 2026
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Summary

The Department of Aging reported 195 major home‑repair jobs completed last year through the Age Friendly Home Investment Program (AFIP) and nearly 10,000 chore services. Council members praised outcomes and asked how the city can increase funding—AFIP has historically been funded with capital dollars (about $2.55M) and the department requested continued support and connections to other grant sources.

The Department of Aging presented data showing measurable impacts from programs designed to keep seniors safe at home.

Key program results - Age Friendly Home Investment Program (AFIP): In the most recent contract year the department reported 195 larger household projects completed (roof replacements, driveway work and other repairs). The program is funded out of capital project funds; the…

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