Riverside County Housing & Workforce Solutions
This home repair program currently has a waitlist. Qualifying owner-occupants may receive help with approved exterior and functional repairs when enrollment opens.
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Lower-income Riverside County owners living in a mobile or manufactured home may get up to $50,000 for approved safety, accessibility or other qualifying repairs.
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Southern California Edison customers in the program's income range may get 18% off their electric bill. Homeowners and renters can apply.
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Customers of participating CalChoice community energy providers may get solar and battery installation under an energy-payment contract.
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Lower-income homeowners living in an eligible rural home may qualify for repair loans, or grants for qualifying older homeowners.
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Income-qualified California Uber, Lyft or HopSkipDrive drivers with enough passenger trips may qualify for help buying or leasing an approved electric rideshare vehicle.
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Anza Electric customers considering a compatible smart thermostat may qualify for a thermostat and participation reward.
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Anza Electric customers looking to cut energy use may get a free home energy assessment.
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Anza Electric customers planning solar can read about solar billing and connection rules. Check the full costs and account rules before agreeing to work.
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Western Municipal Water District customers planning water-saving improvements may qualify for rebates for approved water-saving products or projects.
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