News Release-May 18, 2020 Hutchinson HRA offices are now open for face to face meetings by appointment. For Park Towers Apartments appointments call (320) 587-2168. For Home Improvement Programs, City Center, appointments call (320) CONTINUE READING
April 21, 2020 Press Release Announcing the immediate availability of the Hutchinson Emergency Home Repair Grant Program for up to $5,000 to help City of Hutchinson homeowners during these challenging times. The Hutchinson HRA Board approved CONTINUE READING
April is Fair Housing Month. The 2020 National Fair Housing Month theme is “Call HUD: Because Sexual Harassment in Housing is Illegal.” HUD’s April 6, 2020 Press Release has comments on Fair Housing from HUD Secretary Ben Carson and Anna María CONTINUE READING
We have grant money available to help you with home energy improvements! Go to Home Improvements to find out more about our home improvement grants or contact Judy at (320) 234-4451 for more details on how we can help you. CONTINUE READING
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If you are a first time homebuyer, find out how you can purchase a newly constructed home in Hutchinson. Go to the HRA website at https://www.hutchinsonhra.com/first-time-homebuyer-gap-financing/ or contact Diane Sorensen at Hometown CONTINUE READING
Start checking your home improvement projects off your to-do list. City of Hutchinson HRA has matching home improvement grants up to $10,000 for your project. Contact Judy at 234-4451 or go to the HRA website www.hutchinsonhra.com to find out more CONTINUE READING
Did you have ice dams this winter? Do you need to make home repairs or want to prevent ice dams in the future, but you cannot afford the cost or cannot get a loan? City of Hutchinson HRA has matching home improvement grants up to $10,000 for your CONTINUE READING
Hutchinson HRA in partnership with Minnesota Housing announces the Hutchinson Workforce Housing New Construction Initiative... Join our excitement as we roll out opportunities for five first time homebuyers to purchase a newly constructed house. If CONTINUE READING
Ice dams are created by rising heat escaping the home and melting the snow on the roof. The melted snow runs down the roof and refreezes at the eave line where it is colder. This creates a dam for water to pool. This pool of water can work its way CONTINUE READING
