• Submit your pre-application on-line. An email address is required.

• Print out the pre-application form (PDF) and mail, scan or drop off your completed
  pre-application.

• Hayward: 224 W. Winton Ave, Rm. 110
• Oakland: 2000 Embarcadero #300
  

• Properties must be pre-1978 residential property in Alameda County. (Priority for built before 1960)
• The units must be family housing; SRO hotels are not eligible.
• Owner-occupied units must be home to a child under six years old or a pregnant woman, or be regularly visited by a child under six at least 2 visits per week of at least 3 hours each visit.
  
• Studio units must be home to a child under six years old or a pregnant woman.
• The units must have low-income occupants. The income limit is determined based on the number of people living in the household, including children. The gross household income of the occupants may not exceed the amount listed in the chart.

Phone number: 510-567-8280
Mailing address: 2000 Embarcadero, Suite 300, Oakland, CA 94606

• Business hours are Monday through Friday 8:30 am to 5:00 pm.

Lead Hazard Repair Services and Funding

The Fresno County Department of Public Health, Environmental Health Division, is offering no cost grants for lead-based paint repairs.

Qualified units may receive:

• Grants up to $10,000 for lead hazard repairs
• Complete project management services
• Free Lead Risk Assessment Testing
• Free clearance testing

How to Apply:

• Call Environmental Health at (559) 600-3357 for a free consultation

• Complete the pre-application and fax, email, or mail to the Department of Public Health

Are you a tenant? Have your landlord contact the department at (559) 600-3357 for more information or email to EnvironmentalHealth@fresnocountyca.gov

Does your property meet the following criteria?

• Built before 1978
• Owner or tenant meets income standards
• Unit must be home to a child under 6 or a pregnant woman, or is regularly visited by a child under 6.
  

Phone number: (559) 600-3357

EnvironmentalHealth@fresnocountyca.gov

Lead Hazard Control Program

How to Apply:

• Call SHRA at (916) 440-1317 or email leadfunds@shra.org for a free consultation

Does your property meet the following criteria?

• Built before 1978. Can be located anywhere in Sacramento County.
  
• If owner occupied, must be occupied by a low-income family
  
• If owner occupied, it must either be home to a child under 6, a preganant woman, or is regularly visited by a child under 6.
  
• If the unit is a rental, it must be occupied by a low-income family. 
  

• If the unit is vacant, the owner must agree to give priority to low-income households.

For more information or to apply contact SHRA at (916) 440-1317 or email at:

leadfunds@shra.org

Lead Hazard Reducation Grant Program | SHRA

To help communities build capacity and advance evidence-based efforts to improve health in indoor home environments by reducing exposures to common indoor air contaminants including radon, mold and moisture, dust mites, environmental tobacco smoke (secondhand smoke), pests, particulate matter, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), combustion byproducts (e.g., CO and NO2), and other emerging indoor air quality (IAQ) issues, the National Center for Healthy Housing invites communities to apply for a bundled award of coaching and support over 18 months that includes on-call access to technical assistance from a network of national experts, opportunities to engage in peer learning, and a $15,000 grant.

Important Dates

Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis but are due no later than 5 p.m. ET on Tuesday, April 12, 2022.

Eligibility

Contact Laura Fudala - lfudala@nchh.org - or Anna Plankey - aplankey@nchh.org or visit 2022 Indoor Air Quality Mini-Grants: Building Systems to Improve Indoor Air Quality | NCHH for more information. Answers to other submitted questions will also be posted to that web page. All questions must be received by Friday, April 1, 2022.

The total estimated amount of federal funding potentially available under this announcement is approximately $20,000,000 depending on Agency funding levels, the quality of applications received, and other applicable considerations. 

1. Reduction of Lead Exposure in the Nation’s Drinking Water Systems through Full Lead Service Line Replacements and Treatment Improvements and
2. Reduction of Children’s Exposure to Lead in Drinking Water at Schools and Child Care Facilities. Assisting drinking water systems, schools, child care facilities, and communities nationwide to remediate sources of lead in their drinking water to minimize lead exposure is a key priority for the Agency.
   

Important Dates

Current closing date for applications: April 19, 2022

Eligible applicants under this competition include the following:

• Community water systems, for example, a town's drinking water system.
• Water systems located in an area governed by an Indian Tribe. • Non-transient non-community water systems, for example, schools, factories, office buildings, and hospitals that have their own water systems.
• Qualified nonprofit organizations servicing a public water system, such as a nonprofit community organization.
• Municipalities.
• State, interstate, or intermunicipal agencies, such as a department of environmental protection, an interstate environmental commission, or a joint municipal pollution control board.
  

Individuals and for-profit organizations are not eligible to apply.

Ying Tan at WIINDrinkingWaterGrants@epa.gov or visit Reduction in Lead Exposure Via Drinking Water