Funding Available to Remove Lead Hazards in Rental Units

Stop Lead at the Door with the Leading in Lead Prevention Program!

Are lead hazards creating health and safety risks?

The Leading in Lead Prevention Program is here to help. Eligible property owners in the cities of Kingston, Middletown, and Newburgh can receive grant funding up to $40,000 per unit  to remove lead hazards from multi-family properties built before 1980.

*Funds are provided by Housing Trust Fund Corporation (HTFC) NYS Homes & Community Renewal (HCR)

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How can I apply?

The Leading in Lead Prevention Program is currently available exclusively to households identified through the New York State Department of Health’s Childhood Lead Poisoning Primary Prevention Program (CLPPP).

Questions: Sandy Altomare 845-331-2140 x 303

How am I eligible?

2+ Unit Property Owner

You must own a qualifying 2+ unit building built before 1980.

City of Kingston, Newburgh, or Middletown

Property must be located in the City Kingston,  City of Newburgh, or City of Middletown.

Verified Hazard

Lead hazards must be identified through the NYS Department of Health’s CLPPP Program.

Prioritization will be provided to occupied units where elevated blood lead levels have been detected in children or pregnant people.

Eligible Activities

  • Funds can be used for abatement of lead on friction surfaces and remediation on non-friction surfaces

Terms and conditions apply.

Calling Lead-Certified Contractors!

RUPCO is looking to partner with EPA-certified contractors to support lead remediation work.

If you’re certified in lead abatement or RRP (Renovation, Repair, and Painting) — we want to hear from you!

Contact us today to join the effort and help make homes safer.

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