Simulated Environment for Validating CFS Autonomy
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MAKING HOMES SAFE FOR GERLACH RESIDENTS Washoe County & Rebuilding Together Northern Nevada Gabrielle Enfield, Washoe County Meg Shea, RTNNV, Executive Director February 2025
Why were here No one should have to choose between putting food on the table and having a roof over their head. Children need a safe home to focus on learning, parents need to be able to focus on maintaining employment and not worry about losing their home and older adults need to be able to shelter in place. Rebuilding Together provides home repairs at no cost for our most vulnerable neighbors so they are able to live, learn, work, thrive and age in a safe place. Meg Shea Executive Director Rebuilding Together Northern Nevada
Washoe County & RTNNV: Partnering for Gerlach Home Repairs Your Voice Matters! Washoe County and Rebuilding Together Northern Nevada are working together to assess the home safety, repair, and modification needs of Gerlach residents. Take the Survey! Your input will help guide resources and support for local homeowners. Scan this QR code for the Gerlach Survey Low-income residents may qualify for assistance. Other resources may be available for those with higher incomes. Washoe County will seek contractors to help with repairs. Complete the survey today and help shape this initiative! Click this link for the Gerlach Survey 3
Who is Rebuilding Together Northern Nevada Leading national nonprofit dedicated to: Repairing homes of people in need The Eight Principles of a Healthy Home 25 critical health and safety priorities Revitalizing and strengthening communities Preserve affordable homeownership Rebuilding lives Our network 110+ affiliates in 39 states plus the District of Columbia Rebuilding Together Northern Nevada (RTNNV) is one of two Nevada affiliates Safe and healthy housing is the foundation, framework and focus of what we do. We do this at no cost to the homeowner. 4
25-Point Safe & Healthy Priorities Checklist Assessment Creating Safer, Healthier Homes Rebuilding Together uses a comprehensive 25-point checklist to assess homes for critical health and safety hazards. This framework: Guides repair priorities Ensures homes meet essential safety standards Tracks and reports improvements Key Priorities Include: Safe Egress Clear and accessible exits Watertight Roof Prevents leaks and structural damage Secure Windows & Doors Open, close, lock properly, and seal well Smoke & CO Detectors Functioning and properly placed Plumbing & Heating Water and heating systems in working order Electrical Safety No hazards, with GFCI outlets in kitchens and baths Review the Full Checklist: 25-Point Safe & Healthy Priorities 6
Programs & Services Safe at Home Home modifications smoke detectors and Co2 detectors Fall Prevention Program Home modifications that include ramps, grab bars, lighting and minor accessibility repairs. Critical Home Repairs Plumbing, electrical, flooring, carpentry, HVAC and electrical repairs, all performed by licensed contractors 7
Outcomes of Rebuilding Togethers work Increased UPWARD MOBILITY Increased SAFETY Improved PHYSICAL HEALTH Fostered INDEPENDENCE Increased COMMUNITY CONNECTION Improved MENTAL HEALTH 8
Who Rebuilding Together Northern Nevada Serves Older adults Active & Retired Members of the Military Victims of natural disasters Low-income homeowners in need Families with children Persons living with disabilities 9
Eligibility for No Cost Home Repairs and Modifications Applicant must own the home where the repairs will be made, live in it as their primary residence and intend to remain in it for at least two years following completion of the work Home must be insured and property taxes current Mortgage, HOA dues and/or space rent, as applicable, must be current Property must be one of the following: single-family dwelling, condominium, townhome, manufactured home (post June 15, 1976) Repairs must address critical health and safety issues The total gross combined annual income for all residents 18 years and older cannot exceed the amounts shown in the table below 2024-2025 Maximum Allowable Income (80% Area Median Income established by HUD) 1 person - $56,700 2 persons $64,800 3 persons - $72,900 4 persons - $80,950 5 persons - $87,450 6 persons - $93,950 10
Supporting Documents Required Proof of identification, such as Driver License or state-issued ID for all residents 18 years and older Monthly income verification: SSA Benefit Letter, VA Benefit Letter, Pay Stubs, Assets, Rental Income, etc. Two most recent statements for each checking, savings and/or investment account (stocks, bonds, retirement) provide copies of the complete statements Mortgage Statement or deed showing proof of homeownership Homeowners insurance policy declaration page Proof that space rent or Homeowner s Association (HOA) dues are current 11
Timeline to Gerlach Safe & Healthy Homes Start: February 13 March 13 Gerlach Survey released; participation encouraged. 1 Intake & Eligibility: February 17 April 18 Surveys reviewed; clients apply; & supporting documents submitted. Start Scheduling Assessments: April 18 May 18 Site visit assessments scheduled for eligible homeowners. 2 3 Implementation: May Assessments conducted; Simple fall prevention modifications addressed. Approval of Projects: May June Scopes of Work determined for critical repairs. Request for Qualifications of Contractors posted. 4 5 6 Repairs: July - September Project repairs scheduled per contractor availability. Final Inspection/Completion: September RTNNV inspects work; Homeowner signs off. 7 Finish First Step: Complete the survey to help guide resources for Gerlach residents! 12
Testimonial I can t begin to tell you how grateful I am. Last night I came home from the doctor s office after dark and it was great having lights on outside. In the past, I had concerns and it was very comforting coming home to a well-lit home, I felt safe. It s an absolute miracle, I was worrying about how to pay for new lights. These repairs mean a lot to me. Carol A. 14
What homeowners say about Rebuilding Together I feel safe now I thank God for you! I feel happier I m not as worried Rebuilding Together gave me peace of mind I can take a bath now kitchen and cook Now I can use my about falling now I feel like I can cope better I can stay in my home now I have pride in my home is now more Thank you! I have hot water now My home valuable Rebuilding Together changed my life I don t know where I d be without Rebuilding Together 15
Leadership RTNNV Board of Directors and Staff Jeff Spencer Director Silver State Law, Attorney Heidi Schumann Treasurer Albright CPA s Steve Reade President Retired Attorney Charles Ziegler Vice President Retired Architect David Sirna, Jr. Secretary Banker Craig S Wroblewski, Colonel (Ret.), MS, CEM Director Sierra Executive Solutions, President , CEO Christy Wheeler Director Reno-Tahoe Airport Authority Gregg Hamilton Operations Manager Wendy Clifford Finance Director Meg Shea Executive Director 16
Contractor Partnerships Rebuilding Together Northern Nevada (RTNNV) partners with local contractors to carry out its mission. The national Rebuilding Together organization has established guidelines for engaging contractors. Hold a current applicable State of Nevada Contractor s License Hold a business license in the county in which they operate Be in good standing with the State of Nevada; cannot be on State/Federal Debarred Contractors list Carry current/valid General Liability and Workers Compensation Insurance, as applicable Complete an application and sign the RTNNV Contractor Agreement Provide good customer service and timely communications with homeowners Complete the work in a timely manner and as promised to RTNNV and the homeowner Provide at least a one-year warranty for all work per state regulations 17
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For more information General Inquiries: home@rtnnv.org Applications: home@rtnnv.org www.rtnnv.org/findhelp Website Local: www.rtnnv.org Phone 775.395.9808 19
