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James Olson

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One Home

Welcome to the 'One Home' site! Check back in the coming months as this site will evolve into a one-stop destination to learn diverse ways you can make your home and neighborhood an even better place.


'One Home' programs have been created for Logan residents:


The purpose of this effort is to facilitate and encourage neighborhood improvement efforts. The City and its housing program partners have seen time and again how a relatively small investment into one home has the ability to strengthen an entire block or neighborhood. These programs are primarily funded from Community Development Block Grant funds, and consequently, are subject to HUD regulations.


Check back regularly to learn about housing-related programs available as part of "One Home."


Click on any of the following headings for a brief program overview.


Neighborhood/Block Improvement Program- Habitat for Humanity

Have a neighborhood work party this year! The Neighborhood/Block Improvement program provides grant funding to help cover the cost of the materials, equipment rental, and/or limited professional expertise needed for exterior improvements. Improvements include deferred maintenance and aesthetic corrections, including but not limited to:
  • fence or walkway repair
  • new paint or landscaping
  • weatherization
for owner-occupied, income-eligible residences in Logan. See the 'Program Guide' for income eligibility requirements. Applications may include improvements for one property or many and applicant match/leveraging is an important consideration for funding approval.

Program Guide
Application
Sample Application

For additional information, contact:
Habitat for Humanity Cache Valley
hfhcv5@pcu.net
(435) 752-8419
50 E 100 N #104
Logan, UT 84321 (by appointment)
www.cachevalleyhabitat.org

Housing Rehabiliation Assistance Program- City of Logan & BRAG

Know of a property with safety issues, but don't have the resources to correct them? The HRA program provides grant funding to help address life-safety issues on the interior or exterior of owner-occupied, income-eligible residences in Logan. Projects previously funded through this program include, but are not limited to, roofing repairs, electrical upgrades, lead paint abatement, siding replacement, foundation repair, egress window installation, and secondary unit deconstruction. Learn more about qualifying life safety issues in the 'Program Guide'. Additionally, there are match and property lien requirements.

Program Guide
Application
Sample Application

For additional information, contact:
Mr. James Olson, City of Logan
james.olson@loganutah.org
(435) 716-9008
290 N 100 W Logan, UT 84321 (by appointment)
www.loganutah.org

Mr. Jeff Kearl, BRAG
jeffk@brag.utah.gov
(435) 752-7242
170 N Main Logan, UT 84321 (by appointment)
www.brag.utah.gov

Additional related BRAG programs (see www.brag.utah.gov)
  • Single Family Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Program
    Low interest loan fund available to make home repairs for eligible homeowners.

  • Furnace Replacement/Repair Program
    Grants used to pay part or all of furnace repair or replacement costs for eligible homeowners.

  • Weatherization Assistance Program
    Grants used to make improvements to conserve energy for eligible homeowners, particularly the elderly and handicapped.

"Welcome Home- Own in Logan!" Homeownership Assistance Program- Neighborhood Nonprofit Housing Corporation

Homeownership may be in your reach! The Welcome Home program provides a subsidy to up to $7,500 in down payment and/or closing cost assistance to qualified buyers. Homebuyer qualifications include, but are not limited to, income eligibility. Program participation is no longer limited to first-time homebuyers.

Program information and applications

For additional information, contact:
Mr. Dave Schuster
dave@nnhc.net
(435) 753-1112 ext. 104
195 Golf Course Road Logan, UT 84321 (by appointment)
www.nnhc.net

Community Tool Shed- Cache Valley Volunteer Center

Your source for tools for your group's next community work project! The Community Tool Shed is Logan's free tool library. A variety of tools and materials can be checked out to assist not-for-profit groups to:
  • fulfill their missions
  • beautify their buildings
  • serve their clientele
  • participate in service projects
Select from hundreds of tools to equip laborers for the task at hand.

Program Guide

For additional information or to reserve tools, contact:
Ms. Sharilee Griffiths
cachevolunteercenter@gmail.com
(435) 554-8270
170 North Main St. Logan, UT 84321 (by appointment)
www.cachevolunteercenter.org

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From Logan Mayor, Randy Watts:

"Maintaining Logan's neighborhoods as desirable areas to live starts with the care that each homeowner puts into their individual property.

When one neighbor strives for a higher standard of livability and safety, we see, more times than not, that the rest of the neighborhood follows. It often takes on a ripple effect.

The One Home Programs support a commitment to life-safety, beautification, and the desire for stability that many homeowners have for their property, their family, and their neighborhood."