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 Housing
Preservation Program
The Housing Preservation Program provides home rehabilitation
in four counties: Hot Springs, Washakie, Big Horn, and Park.
The work is done to correct health and safety issues and most
often involves such things as a new furnace, a roof, a sewer
line, or a hot water heater, although other rehabilitation
work may also qualify.
To be eligible an applicant must meet the very low-income guidelines,
have owned the home for more than one year, and the repairs must
meet the health and safety guidelines. The home must be on a
permanent foundation. Additionally, the number of persons living
in the home, the health of the homeowner, and the general condition
of the home are taken into account in determining eligibility.
The program begins in the fall and runs until the funds are
spent, usually by the following spring. The program is funded
by USDA’s Rural Development.
If you think you may qualify for this program, call NOWCAP at
1-307-347-6185,
or 1-800-442-2958, or send an e-mail to billnow@nowcap.com.
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