Bringing a touch of curb appeal to District 6, Commissioner Natalie Milian Orbis has rolled out a new Home Beautification Program aimed at assisting low-income homeowners in sprucing up their property's exterior. Offering grants up to $7,500, this initiative is focused on painting and landscaping improvements, aiming to bolster community pride and quality of life for its residents.
“Families take pride in their homes, and this program helps give them the tools to make needed improvements. By investing in our neighborhoods, we’re improving quality of life and putting residents first,” explained Commissioner Orbis, as per a recent release. Homeowners interested in applying for these grants must be both the owner and the occupant of the house, without ownership of any additional investment properties, and fall within specific income brackets - such as an income limit of $40,880 for a two-person household.
To those eyeing this opportunity, the program stipulates that only single-family detached homes will qualify. Eager applicants must gather all the required documents to complete the submission process. The intent behind the program is to invest in neighborhoods, directly reflecting the belief that homeowners take pride in their domiciles with adequate tools.
Further details and application submissions are being handled through Commissioner Milian Orbis' office, which can be reached at (305) 267-6377. Those wanting more information or interested in applying can find support and guidance from the commissioner's office. For more information, residents can visit the official announcement on the Miami-Dade government website.
