A home repair program in Oak Cliff has been allocated $2 million to help fix up homes. The goal is to allow older residents to age in place. This funding aims to address shortcomings of previous city…
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A home repair program in Oak Cliff has been allocated $2 million to help fix up homes. The goal is to allow older residents to age in place. This funding aims to address shortcomings of previous city home repair programs.
District 4 council member Maxie Johnson announced the allocation, along with $4 million for infrastructure projects in the historic Tenth Street Neighborhood. These projects include street lights and sidewalks. Further details about the program and its eligibility criteria are available from the city, which may provide more information on how homeowners in Oak Cliff can access these repairs.
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