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Home repairs can be pricey. Income-qualified homeowners may be eligible for one or more housing rehabilitation programs as part of the city's federally funded Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The CDBG program aims to provide decent housing for Aurora residents. The rehabilitation programs assist homeowners in making necessary health and safety repairs to their home. All programs are first-come, first-served until the funding is depleted.

Click through the tabs below to learn about each program and instructions on how to apply.

Brothers Redevelopment, a city contractor, manages the Minor Home Repair Program and Paint-a-Thon housing rehabilitation programs. To learn more about these programs, visit BrothersRedevelopment.org. Contact Cinthia with questions at 303.685.4225 or email [email protected].

Income Qualifications

Income limits to qualify for programs based on HUD's calculations per household size:

Household size      Maximum Gross                       Household size      Maximum Gross

              1....................$62,600                                            5....................$96,600

              2................... $71,550                                            6....................$103,750

              3....................$80,500                                            7....................$110,900

              4....................$89,400                                            8....................$118,050

Notice: The Community Development Home Repair Loan Program, Minor Home Repair Program and Emergency Repair Program cannot assist with disaster relief efforts, which can include leaking roofs, structural flooding, standing water, replacement of broken/leaking windows, sewer line backups, basement repairs, etc. Please contact FEMA at 800.621.FEMA (3362) for information about disaster relief assistance available in your area.