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Healthy Homes: Combating Mold and Improving Housing Conditions

This act aims to improve housing conditions, especially in federally assisted buildings, by combating mold and other health hazards. It introduces new inspection standards, supports tenants and landlords, and raises awareness about safe home environments. This will lead to healthier and safer living spaces for citizens.
Key points
Research on mold's health impacts: New scientific studies will be conducted to better understand the risks associated with mold in homes.
New building and inspection standards: New rules for mold prevention in buildings will be introduced, along with more frequent and thorough inspections of homes, especially federally assisted ones.
Tenant empowerment: Tenants will receive inspection results, be able to report issues via a hotline, and request re-inspections if conditions are poor.
Landlord support: Grants and low-interest loans will be available for renovations to help landlords improve housing conditions, especially for low-income residents.
Public education: An information campaign will be launched on the dangers of mold and other indoor air quality issues, as well as tenant rights.
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Additional Information
Healthy at Home Act of 2023
Print number: HR 5533
Sponsor: Rep. Courtney, Joe [D-CT-2]
Process start date: 2023-09-18