Coconino County will use a nearly half-million dollar grant to make housing more stable for area residents.
The $440,000 from the Arizona Department of Housing will be used to help people at risk from homelessness but who will stabilize from the funding.
That includes covering costs like car repairs, air-conditioning or utility deposits. Applicants must be earning less than 80% of the area median income and have run out of other resources.
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Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is warning residents about an increase of construction scams targeting small guest houses and casitas commonly built in backyards. -
Arizona is now one of the least affordable states in the U.S., according to a new report from the Common Sense Institute, a conservative-leaning Arizona policy organization. -
There are indications that the Valley’s housing market is slowing down a bit. Zillow says the average Phoenix home price is down more than 2.5% over the past year. -
The Phoenix Fire Department says, since Feb. 22, they have been dispatched eight times to the Ray Apartments building in Phoenix. -
In 2024, a coalition in Arizona successfully changed state law to keep mobile home park owners from restricting certain air conditioners that were considered ugly or noisy. Now, one of those stakeholder groups is pushing new legislation to improve these communities.
