Pontiac Launches Yard Work Assistance Program for Seniors Starting September 16

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Pontiac Seniors May Qualify for Yard Work Assistance

Hey there, Pontiac! If you or someone you know is a senior citizen in our lovely city, there’s some wonderful news that might just brighten your day. Starting September 16, 2023, seniors in Pontiac can apply for a helpful yard work assistance program through the City. This initiative is designed to assist homeowners who could use a hand with their outdoor maintenance tasks, and we know how much of a difference that can make!

Who is Eligible?

This program is available for seniors aged 62 or older and for individuals with disabilities. To qualify for assistance, applicants must meet several criteria, including:

  • Must be a homeowner and reside in the home.
  • Aged 62 or older or have a documented disability.
  • Adhere to the household income limits set by the program.

If you fit the bill or know a senior who does, it’s time to take advantage of this opportunity!

What Services Are Offered?

The yard work assistance program covers a variety of vital services that can help maintain your home’s exterior and keep things looking fresh. Here’s what’s included:

  • Snow removal – Perfect for those chilly Michigan winters!
  • Gutter cleaning – Keeping your gutters clear to prevent water damage.
  • Yard cleanup – Tidying up the yard for a neat appearance.
  • Brush trimming – Ensuring your shrubs and bushes are well-kept and healthy.
  • Grass mowing – A consistently well-manicured lawn is just a request away!

How to Apply

Ready to spruce up your yard or help a neighbor with their application? The process is straightforward! You can apply online by visiting this link. If you’re not comfortable with online applications or prefer a more personal touch, you can also pick up a paper application at either the Peterson Senior Center or the Bowens Senior Center. The staff there would be more than happy to assist you!

Don’t Miss the Deadline!

Mark your calendars, everyone! The application deadline is quickly approaching—make sure your applications are submitted by October 7, 2023. After this date, you’ll have to wait until the next opportunity arises, so don’t delay! Get your applications in as soon as possible.

Community Help at Your Fingertips

Programs like these are perfect examples of our Pontiac community coming together to support our seniors. With assistance at hand, we can all enjoy our homes without the extra stress of yard work. Don’t hesitate to reach out to friends and neighbors who may benefit from this program as well. It’s all about lending a helping hand and making Pontiac a better place for everyone!

Whether you’re dealing with snow in the winter months or just need a little help keeping your lawn tidy during the warmer ones, this program has got you covered. Remember, this isn’t just about saving time; it’s about ensuring our seniors can comfortably enjoy their homes without the burden of maintenance tasks. So let’s spread the word and help our Pontiac seniors get the assistance they deserve!

Stay safe, stay connected, and let’s keep Pontiac thriving together!


Author: HERE Novi

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