HUD Lead Hazard Reduction Program

HUD / Tennessee administered locally

Varies Home Repair

About This Program

HUD's Lead Hazard Reduction Grant Program funds local governments and nonprofit organizations to eliminate lead-based paint hazards in homes built before 1978 where children under 6 live or spend time. Awards of $1-$7 million are made competitively to grantees who then provide free lead remediation services to qualifying low-income homeowners and landlords. Tennessee participates in this program; check with MDHA or TDEC for current Nashville-area grantee status.

Free lead remediation for qualifying households, contact MDHA or TDEC to find current local administrators in Nashville.

Key Details

  • Free lead paint hazard removal in pre-1978 homes
  • Priority for homes where children under 6 live
  • Income-based eligibility for homeowners and renters
  • Funded through HUD competitive grants to local agencies
  • Contact MDHA (615-252-8530) for current Nashville administrator

How to Apply

Visit Official Program Page Track this program

615-252-8530

Deadline: Based on HUD grant cycle

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