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The City of Glendale Emergency Home Repair Program provides low-to-moderate income homeowners with emergency minor home repairs, (repairs that are required to maintain the safety and habitability of the household) to qualified Glendale homeowners. A minor repair is something unexpected like the sudden breakdown of an air-conditioner or a water heater. It can also be something that has become progressively worse like a leaking pipe or roof.  Emergency home repairs are limited to remediating health and safety issues in the home.

If you would like to be placed on the list for the program, please submit an application at https://connect.glendaleaz.com/.

Click “Log in or Sign Up” and “Create an Account”. After you have created an account, under “For Homeowners” choose “Submit an Emergency Home Repair Program Application”.

Your application submission will secure your placement on the list of applicants. Please review below what the required documents are, so you are prepared to submit them with your application.

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

1. Certifications and Agreements (download Certification & Agreements as part of application. We have notaries available in office if needed)
2. Photo Identification – For all occupants 18 years of age or older
3. Ownership Verification – Copy of deed or title
4. Mortgage Statement – Most recent statement
5. Bank Statements – 3 most recent statements for ALL bank accounts for all occupants
6. City of Glendale water bill – most recent
7. Income Verification – Provide copies for ALL PERSONS residing in home who receive income.
   1. Income Tax- 1040 / W-2                       
   2. Pay Stubs – last 3 months             
   3. Award Letter (Social Security/Disability/Retirement)               
   4. Other (i.e. Uber, independent contractor, etc.)
8. School Registration Confirmation – for all occupants under the age of 18, official confirmation of enrollment from school which child attends

EMERGENCY HOME REPAIR (EHR) – PORTABLE AC UNIT PROGRAM

GENERAL ELIGIBILITY GUIDELINES:

1. The total household income must be within the federal guidelines for low/moderate-income households.
2. The property must be located in Glendale.
3. The property must be owner-occupied for at least one year prior to application submittal.
4. Must submit an EHR application and currently have a non-working HVAC system.