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8/4/2020

Financial assistance in removing lead paint

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Is there any financial help for removing lead based paint from my home or rental properties?

Yes! The Ohio Department of Public Health offers grants and technical help in removing lead based paint. Learn more here. 

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 Don't forget if you live in a historic district, that you need permission from the City's Preservation Officer to make exterior modifications to your home. These Minor Certificates of Appropriateness can often be issued same day via phone or email. Contact Holly.Hornbeak@DaytonOhio.gov or give her a call at 937-333-4271 to get the ball rolling!

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2 Comments
Virginia Cleaning Service link
12/14/2022 05:37:50 pm

Great ppost thanks

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Colby Harris link
2/15/2023 10:50:33 am

Lead paint can be incredibly dangerous, so it's great to know that The Ohio Department of Public Health offers grants to help people with this problem!

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  • Home
  • About
    • About PDI
    • History
    • Preservation Awards >
      • 2022 Preservation Awards
  • Membership
  • Donate
  • Neighborhoods and Landmarks
  • Endangered Properties
    • Endangered Properties >
      • Louis Traxler Mansion
      • Leopold Rauh House
      • Michael Neil House
      • Dayton Daily News Building
      • Van Deman Apartments
      • Thomas E. Tucker House
      • John R. Reynolds Mansion
      • Santa Clara Business District
    • Lost Properties >
      • Gem City Ice Cream Building
      • Edward T. Snediker House
    • Saved Properties >
      • South Park Methodist Church
  • Walking Tours
    • Dayton View Historic DIstrict
    • Five Oaks Historic Districts >
      • Squirrel-Forest Historic District
    • Grafton Hill Historic DIstrict
    • Huffman Historic District
    • McPherson Town Historic District
    • Oregon Historic District
    • South Park Historic District
    • St. Anne's Hill Historic District
    • Paul Laurence Dunbar Historic District
    • West Third Street Historic District
    • Wright-Dunbar Village Historic District
  • Resources
    • Member Only Content >
      • Archived Walking Tours
      • Contractor Directory
    • Start Here!
    • Tips and Tricks
    • Researching Your Historic Home
    • Home Repair Assistance
    • Years in Review
    • Documents
  • Contact