Home is more than a house. Home is where you are making memories for a lifetime. It is also an asset, an asset whose value you want to protect. The City of Murfreesboro is committed to creating a better quality of life for its residents and that includes helping them maintain safe and decent homes. Working through the Community Development Department, the city wants to help you protect what is probably your most valuable tangible asset: your home.
As a house ages, it can develop aches and pains. If allowed to continue untreated, it may become unsafe. If you qualify, the Housing Rehabilitation Program may be able to help you bring your home back into a safe, sanitary and decent condition.
The Community Development Department operates four programs under the umbrella of the Housing Rehabilitation Program. Participants in these programs must be income eligible.
- Emergency Repairs
- Sewer Tap Assistance
- Housing Rehabilitation
- Tree Removal
Helpful Information
If you have questions or want more information about the Housing Rehabilitation Program, call the Murfreesboro Community Development Department at 615-890-4660, or stop by the office in the McFadden Community Center, 211 Bridge Avenue, Murfreesboro.