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Energy Upgrades for Healthy Homes (City of Flagstaff)

Run by City of Flagstaff Sustainability Office

Low-income and vulnerable Flagstaff households, owners and renters, can get a professional energy audit and safety assessment followed by tailored weatherization, electrification and efficiency upgrades, including a programmable thermostat.

Open Checked Oct 27, 2026

Amounts

How much you get

Retrofits are provided to the household; the page doesn't describe a dollar amount or any cost to the resident. Upgrades are chosen for each home based on a professional energy audit.

Eligibility

Do I qualify?

You need to meet all 3 of these.

  • Your home is in Coconino, Arizona.

  • Aimed at low-income households (under 80% of Flagstaff Area Median Income) and vulnerable families. Households over 100% of AMI aren't eligible.

  • Owner-occupied and renter-occupied homes of all types, single-family and multifamily. Renters and homeowners/landlords use separate applications.

Applying

How to apply

The HUD funding is valid for use in 2023-2029.

  1. Download the renter or homeowner/landlord application (English or Spanish).

    Not ready? Submit an interest form and staff will follow up.

  2. Email it to SaveEnergy@flagstaffaz.gov or drop it off at 419 N Mogollon St., Flagstaff.

    Go to flagstaff.az.gov

  3. A professional energy auditor assesses the home.
  4. The city installs the upgrades chosen for your home.

    Residents receive a guide to the new equipment and educational meetings.

Questions about applyingSaveEnergy@flagstaffaz.gov

Your address

Next steps

Check that it covers your address. Then, if you want, ask for a contractor quote.

FAQ

Questions

How much does Energy Upgrades for Healthy Homes (City of Flagstaff) pay?

Work done at no cost. Retrofits are provided to the household; the page doesn't describe a dollar amount or any cost to the resident. Upgrades are chosen for each home based on a professional energy audit.

Is there an income limit?

Aimed at low-income households (under 80% of Flagstaff Area Median Income) and vulnerable families. Households over 100% of AMI aren't eligible.

Do renters qualify?

Owner-occupied and renter-occupied homes of all types, single-family and multifamily. Renters and homeowners/landlords use separate applications.

What’s the deadline?

No fixed deadline. Apply any time while it’s open.

Is it still available?

Yes. It was open when we last checked, on October 27, 2026.

Plain words

Words used on this page

AMI
Area median income: the middle household income where you live, set each year by HUD.

References

Sources

This page is built from these official pages, run by the program itself.

  1. Energy Upgrades for Healthy Homes (City of Flagstaff)flagstaff.az.gov · Read Oct 27, 2026 · Re-checked weekly

When one of these pages changes, we re-check this page against it.

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