By MATT PIKE St. Joseph Post Money given to the City of St. Joseph for COVID relief and economic stimulus funds will be put towards helping to revitalize homes around the city. The Urban Homestead Rehabilitation Grant Program will help provide minor home repairs up to $25,000 for those with low to moderate incomes. St. Joseph Historic Preservation Planner Kim Schutte, who is heading up the program, says many people have applied for the program since it was announced a month ago. "It's an opportunity to help people, low to moderate income people, and people in certain neighborhoods to get a new roof if they need it, get new windows," Schutte tells host Barry Birr on the KFEQ Hotline. "I've got several who don't have furnaces, and so we're getting that." Schutte says this program is a chance for city dollars to provide a tangible difference to residents. Schutte says the city helps homeowners determine the scope of work to be done. "We p
St Joseph homeowners could get some help thanks to new grant
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