Offers home repair grants and loans to qualified homeowners for necessary health, life and safety improvements.   If the repair needed is under $3,000 the homeowner will be only eligible to apply for the grant program. If the repair is over $3,000, the homeowner will need to apply first for the loan program. If they are denied a loan, they will be eligible to apply for a grant, up to $10,000. The following is a partial list of priority issues: - Accessibility needs and modifications - Appliances, if existing ones are nonfunctional, inefficient or in very poor condition - Bathroom repair - Brick or masonry repair - Chimney repair - Door and window repair or replacement (if in poor condition) - Driveway or walkway repair - Electrical upgrades - Floor repair and covering - Foundation repair or replacement - Furnace/boiler repair or replacement - Gutter cleaning, repair, or replacement - Hazardous materials abatement - Hot water heater repair or replacement - Kitchen repair - Paint, interior and exterior - Plumbing repair - Porch repair or replacement - Retaining wall repair (for code violations, or if hazardous) - Roof repair or replacement - Sewer repair - Siding (if in poor condition) - Structural repair - Water line repair or replacement