Arcuri announces $80,000 in grant money for emergency repairs for city residents

NORWICH – United States Congressman Michael Arcuri announced Thursday $80,000 in Housing Preservation grant moneys awarded to the city for repairs to 13 low or fixed income residences.

Through the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the funding will “allow a number of low-income homeowners in Norwich make necessary repairs to their homes that they would not otherwise be able to make,” stated Arcuri, who added “improving safety and energy efficiency is not only good for the homeowners but the entire community as well.”

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The USDA Rural Development funds will be utilized for emergency repairs to properties in need, said Norwich Mayor Joe Maiurano, including roof repairs; septic, water and heating upgrades; foundation, electrical and other structural work; the removal of lead based paint; and weatherization and handicap accessibility.

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