PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice of Intent to Request Release of Funds
On or about April 4, 2025, the Redevelopment Authority of the City of Erie will request the release of $5,250,940 from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development under the FY 2022/2023 Lead Hazard Reduction Grant (PALHD0571-24). Funds will be used to assess and mitigate lead-based paint hazards in eligible residential units across Erie County. Click here for the complete notice.
An Environmental Review Record (ERR) is available for public review at 626 State Street, Room 107, Erie, PA, or online at cpd.hud.gov. Written comments will be accepted through April 3, 2025.
For more information or to submit comments, contact the Redevelopment Authority at (814) 870-1540 or email intake@redeveloperie.org.
Aaron Snippert, Executive Director
Redevelopment Authority of the City of Erie
community-committed
The Redevelopment Authority of the City of Erie's mission is to Renew, Rebuild, and Revitalize the City of Erie, Pennsylvania. Since 1955, RACE has been involved with, and will continue to be a part of, initiatives and programs designed to improve Downtown Erie, neighborhood business districts, and residential neighborhoods.
The Redevelopment Authority's programs and initiatives invest in Erie to make our homes and communities safer, stronger, and more valuable.
Rehabilitation of occupied dwellings in Erie County to ensure resident health and safety, weather-tightness of homes, structural integrity, and functionality of essential utilities.
Focused on alleviating housing-related health hazards in a coordinated fashion, rather than a single hazard at a time. Open to qualifying (income-based) and non-qualifying census (COVID impact-based) tracts.
Solely dedicated to reducing and/or eliminating lead hazards in homes with qualifying children in Erie County. Children under 5 exposed to high lead levels incur a greater risk of lead poisoning.
As prescribed by Pennsylvania's Urban Redevelopment Law (URA), RACE has significant powers for the acquisition, management, and disposition of blighted properties.
A core blight remediation and community organizing strategy that will have a direct impact on not only one of the most challenged areas in the City but eventually for the City at large.
Provides up to $15,000 toward exterior improvements for historic buildings, aimed at preserving the City of Erie's architectural heritage and our collective civic pride and sense of place.