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Marietta offers emergency HVAC grants

Certain Marietta homeowners may be eligible to receive a new or replacement HVAC system on a first-come, first-served basis. AJC file photo
Certain Marietta homeowners may be eligible to receive a new or replacement HVAC system on a first-come, first-served basis. AJC file photo
By Carolyn Cunningham
July 28, 2017

Applications are being accepted for the Emergency Heating-Ventilation Air-Conditioning Project by the Marietta Community Development Division for elderly and/or disabled Marietta homeowners.

Those selected can receive a new heating and ventilation system or replacement of a defective system.

Eligible homeowners must be age 62 and older and/or disabled who have resided in the home as the main residence for at least three years and have limited resources to buy or repair an adequate heating and air-conditioning system.

Grant funds will be available annually to qualified homeowners on a first-come, first-served basis.

Applications: MariettaGa.gov/1150/Grant-Opportunity-for-Senior-Homeowners.

Information: Daphne Bradwell, manager of Marietta Community Development Division, at 770-794-5437 or Dbradwell@MariettaGa.gov.

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