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The Community Redevelopment Agency’s Residential Exterior Painting Program provides one-time payment assistance for exterior painting improvements to homesteaded residential property located within Escambia County’s designated Community Redevelopment Areas. Eligible applicants receive assistance towards 100% of total project costs based on income eligibility set by the 2023 Escambia County Area Median Income Guidelines.

Funding for this program is provided by Tax Incremental Financing (TIF), pursuant to F.S. Chapter 163, the Community Redevelopment Act and is based on the availability of funding. Learn more about Tax Incremental Financing.

Eligibility Eligibility Guidelines:

  • Property must be located within Escambia County’s designated Community Redevelopment Area.
  • Applicant(s) must be the property owner(s) and provide proof of property ownership.
  • Property must be zoned for residential use, and used for residential purposes.
  • Property must be homestead exempt.
  • Applicant(s) must not be delinquent on payment of ad valorem property taxes.
  • Property must not have outstanding code violations and/or judgment liens.
  • Household income must not exceed 80% of the Escambia County Area Median Income, as set forth below:

Escambia County Median Area Income Guidelines (2024)

Eligible Improvements:

  • Exterior Painting
  • Minor Prep Work (Stripping, Sanding, Pressure Washing)

To Apply:

  1. Complete the Residential Exterior Painting Program Application.
  2. Submit your application and supporting documentation by:

a. Drop off at 221 Palafox Place, Suite 320, Pensacola, 32502
b. Fax to 850-595-3218
c. Email to CRA@myescambia.com

If you'd like your application reviewed by one of our program managers, please call our office at 850-595-3217 during business hours  to schedule an appointment.

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