On Nthe Horizon EWSLETTER May 2026
City Home Improvement Grants Financial support is available for eligible homeowners.
I 2025 Water Quality Report Now Available
Carrollton continues to deliver greattasting, high-quality water to your tap. To view the City of Carrollton’s 2025 annual water quality report and learn more about the City’s Superior Rated drinking water, visit the 2025 Water Quality Report. This report contains important information about the source and quality of local drinking water. Call the number below with questions about the report or to request a paper copy.
f your home could benefit from some rehab or replacements, the City offers several neighborhood incentives that can assist low to moderate-income homeowners with eligible home repairs to improve safety and health issues. These include:
Emergency Repair Grant*
• Up to $7,500 available to make the house safe, sanitary, or habitable • Eligible projects: replacement of A/C or heating units, plumbing issues, and interior emergency repairs (roof leaks that caused water damage) Before After
El Reporte Anual Sobre la Calidad del Agua 2025 Está Disponible
Carrollton continúa entregando agua de buen sabor y alta calidad a sus hogares. Visite el Informe de Calidad del Agua Potable del 2025, para conocer más sobre el nivel superior del agua potable en nuestra ciudad, en el Reporte Anual sobre la Calidad del Agua de la Ciudad de Carrollton 2025. Este reporte contiene información importante acerca de la fuente, y calidad del agua que usted consume. Llame al número debajo si tiene preguntas sobre el reporte, o si le gustaría tener una copia impresa. 972-466-3425
Minor Home Repair Program*
• Up to $15,000 available to make exterior home repairs • Eligible repairs: general minor repair projects (siding, fascia, exterior trim), exterior house painting, roofing repair or replacement, accessibility modifications, and interior emergency repair (plumbing and electrical) Ineligible projects for the above grants include tree removal, cosmetic repairs, structural repairs (e.g., foundation), fence repairs, and walkway repairs.
Properties located within a Neighborhood Empowerment Zone (NEZ) are eligible for specific incentives and programs, as well as other grants through the City’s IMPACT (IMProvement in ACTion) initiative, such as: Single Family Rehabilitation Incentive: Receive up to 25% in reimbursements with a maximum incentive of $20,000 for exterior projects such as windows, driveways, fences, and more on homes that are at least five years old. Single Family Demolition/Rebuild Incentive: Monetary incentives are available to demolish an existing single-family home within 12 months of grant approval, up to 100% of the cost of demolition, and rebuild a new home on the same lot within 24 months. The incentive also includes a 10-year City property tax rebate, dependent on the value of the new construction. NEZ Minor Home Repair Program: Receive up to $7,500 for essential repairs needed to bring the home into City code compliance. Eligible repairs can be completed on the home exterior or on the property itself. For all programs, applications must be received and approved before the work begins to be eligible. For more information and to determine property eligibility, visit the website below. *Funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program.
Grants & Incentive Programs