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| | Service and Information |
| | Community Development Block Grant |
| | Information regarding grants which may be available to non-profit agencies for projects that benefit low and moderate income neighborhoods is available from the Community Development office. Call 378-3023 for more information. Funding for projects is considered in May and June of each year. |
| | Emergency Shelter Grants |
| | Information regarding grants which may be available to non-profit agencies for projects which improve the lives and safety of the homeless is available from the Community Development office. Call 378-3023 for more information. Funding is available in October of each year. |
| | Fair Housing Complaints |
| | Complaints by tenants or home buyers alleging violations of the local fair housing ordinance may be filed with the Municipal Court Prosecutor's office in Municipal Court. For more information call 378-3082. Complaints may also be filed directly with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Fort Worth, Texas, 76013, or by calling Toll Free 1-800-424-8590. More information is available by calling 378-4203. |
| | Fair Housing Information |
| | Information regarding your rights as a home buyer or renter under the Fair Housing Act is available from the Community Development office by calling 378-4203. |
| | Home Buyers Assistance Program |
| | This program helps low to moderate income families who qualify for a mortgage loan from a participating lender. The City funding can pay up to 75% of the down payment and closing costs incurred for the purchase of a single family home. The maximum grant amount is $5,000. Interested home buyers must apply to local mortgage lenders and must complete home buyer education seminars. Homes to be purchased must be inside the City limits of Amarillo and meet HUDs Housing Quality Standards. For lower income households, a new $15,000 grant is available to lower the amount of a mortgage. For more information call 378-9319. |
| | Homeless |
| | See "Transitional Housing Program," or "Homeless Assistance." |
| | Homeless Assistance |
| | Information regarding shelters, travelers assistance, and emergency food and clothing is available from the United Way Help Line at 373-2662 or by dialing 2-1-1. The Information and Referral office is located at 200 S. Tyler. |
| | Housing, Emergency Repair Grants |
| | Grants to repair hazardous or life threatening housing conditions are available to very low income homeowners living inside the City limits. The maximum grant available is $3,500. Emergency repairs include replacement of water, sewer or gas lines, interior plumbing problems, water heaters, open flame gas heaters, roofs, etc. Renovations to make homes more accessible to persons with disabilities are eligible. Homeowners must apply in the Community Development office, Room 104, City Hall. Homeowners must bring a copy of the deed to their property and proof of income. Generally repairs can be made within ten days. Call 378-6285 for more information. |
| | Housing, Rehabilitation Grants |
| | One time grants to rehabilitate homes are available to very low income homeowners living inside the City limits. The amount of the grant is limited by the value of the home after rehabilitation. Homeowners must apply in the Community Development office, Room 104, City Hall. Homeowners must bring a copy of their warranty deed, proof of income and cannot owe back taxes. Applicants will be placed on a waiting list. Call 378-6285 for more information. |
| | Information and Referral |
| | A community resource directory and referral assistance for emergency assistance, rent, food, utilities, etc., is available from the United Way Help Line at 373-2662 or by dialing 211. |
| | Rental Assistance (HUD) Programs |
| | Assistance is available to help pay portions of rent for qualified lower income families, elderly, and disabled persons. Income and family circumstances are verified. Monthly rent payments are made directly to the landlord. Rental assistance is available for as long as a tenant is eligible. There is a one-year waiting list for persons applying for rental assistance. Applications are taken on the 1st Tuesday of each month from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in Room 104, City Hall. For more information call 378-3098. |
| | Rental Rehabilitation Program |
| | This program helps investors in rehabilitating sub-standard rental units. The owner must make all of the units available to low income families for a 5 to 10 year affordability period. Property owners may receive a no interest, deferred payment loan for up to 50% of the eligible project costs. The property owner must obtain the balance of funding for the project from personal funds or private lenders. |
| | Street Paving |
| | Information about paving of residential streets under the Community Development Block Grant Program is available by calling 378-3005. |
| | Tyler Street Resource Center |
| | Located at 200 S. Tyler, the Resource Center houses nine local agencies creating easy access to community resources for those in need. Services for the homeless include: a maildrop; shower and laundry facilities; a day shelter; primary medical and dental care; mental health screening; and a telephone bank. Services for low income families include: food, clothing and furniture assistance; youth and family counseling; adult eye care; maternity, adoption, and foster care services; employment assistance; information and referral. The Center is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The day room for the homeless is open Saturday and Sunday from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. For more information call 373-2662. |
| | Weatherization Program |
| | Free weatherization of homes owned by lower income families is available from the Panhandle Community Services Agency. Preference is given to elderly and disabled households. Call 372-2531 for more information. |
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