City Seeks $350k to Assist Marion Homeowners with Critical Home Repairs
Wednesday, September 23rd, 2026 — Are you a Marion homeowner with a leaking roof, HVAC unit on the fritz, or electrical system that needs upgraded? Does your shower or toilet need to be modified for wheelchair access? Have you delayed addressing important home repairs because it is too expensive or too difficult to find contractors? Do you worry that something catastrophic will happen to your house if you do not address these home repairs? Do you care for someone with severe home repair needs? Or do you yourself have a story to tell about blight in your neighborhood, the challenges of homeownership maintenance, or the hazards of living in a house in disrepair? Community Feedback Session This Community Feedback Session will include an open Q&A and the opportunity to share testimonials. We want to hear from homeowners, those who care for homeowners, and those with concern for the health and safety of neighborhoods and the community housing stock. If you are willing to attend the event and even share your testimonial, sign up for program alerts by filling out this form here: https://forms.gle/P2r8BJV1Z9kA1BU37. Contact: Mikayla Marazzi | Affordable Housing Corporation | mikayla.marazzi.llc@gmail.comThe City of Marion Seeks $350,000 in Funding to Assist Marion Homeowners with Critical Home Repairs
For the past two years, the City of Marion has run the Marion Home Repair Assistance Program, serving around 20 homeowners annually with minor home repairs – addressing leaking roofs, broken windows, and broken gutters. To continue assisting homeowners with minor repairs as well as expanding assistance to homeowners to cover major repairs (roof and HVAC replacement, electrical upgrades, and interior accessibility modifications), the City of Marion is seeking $350,000 in funding from the Office of Community and Rural Affairs. If successful, this funding will expand the existing program and allow the city to triple its impact on Marion homeowners.
The City of Marion wants to hear your story. In October, the City will host a Community Feedback Session to discuss the Marion Home Repair Assistance Program: its history, its present, the need for home repair assistance, and the testimonials of Marion homeowners and community members.
Wednesday, October 21st, 5:30pm‑7:30pm
Marion City Hall, 301 S Branson St, First Floor Council Chambers
If you are looking for more opportunities to engage with the program and its funding application,
Sign up for program update alerts: https://forms.gle/zS2HLjshAfba61167
Fill out the Critical Home Repair Survey: https://tally.so/r/yPOp9p
Join a pre-Community Feedback Session Q&A: https://fb.me/e/4SH3fy5az
Attend the Marion Community Feedback Session: https://fb.me/e/a2gH0nmCj
Learn more at: www.ahcgrantcounty.com/owner-occupied-rehab[1]
Please note: This is an application for funding. By filling out the program alert form, completing the survey, or attending the Community Feedback Session, you will be added to the program waitlist, not a guarantee of funds.
