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| Mission Statement: To develop viable neighborhoods by providing decent housing, suitable living environments, and expand economic opportunities, especially for those persons with low and moderate incomes. |
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The City of El Monte offers several housing programs designed to assist its residents with maintaining clean, decent and safe living environments, and creating affordable homeownership opportunities. Below are links to locations on the City’s website where you can find information to the City’s programs for Homeownership Assistance, Affordable Housing Development, Housing Rehabilitation, Affordable Rental Housing,
Fair Housing Assistance, Homeless Prevention and other useful housing links.
If you have any questions that are not addressed on the Website, please e-mail the City’s housing staff at housing@ElMonteca.gov. or call (626)-580-2293.
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First Time Home Buyer Program
The City of El Monte offers down payment assistance to income eligible homebuyers that have not owned property within the past three years.
Affordable Housing Development
View recent and current affordable housing projects with various partners.
Housing Rehabilitation
The City of El Monte Housing Rehabilitation Program helps low- and moderate-income households rehabilitate their homes.
Affordable Rental Housing
Listing of affordable rental units within the City.
Fair Housing Assistance
Find out where you can access fair housing services, like landlord-tenant counseling and discrimination prevention services.
Homeless Prevention
Homeless Prevention Program for Mobile Home Park Residents
The Homeless Prevention Program for Mobile Home Park Residents is designed to provide housing relocation and/or stabilization services and short- and/or medium-term rental assistance, as necessary, to prevent an El Monte Mobile Home Park residents from becoming homeless. For more information please read the fact sheet below.
Federal Grant Programs
The City is a direct recipient of federal funds from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Foreclosure Prevention
Are you finding it difficult to make your monthly mortgage payment? If you do not make your mortgage payments, your lender can take your home. The process they use to take your home is called foreclosure.
Other Useful Housing Links
Links to other housing and social service programs throughout the City and Los Angeles County.
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