BROCKTON, Mass. - (05/30/06) HarborOne CUs specialloan for lead paint abatement received a special citation last weekduring the MassHousing agencys 10th annual Home OwnershipAwards ceremony. The credit union made a total of 59 low-interestGet the Lead Out loans in 2005 for a total of$926,000 to help low- and moderate-income homeowners remove leadpaint from their homes. Thats almost a quarter of all thespecial lead paint loans made in the state. Since the program wascreated in 1997 there have been a total of 3,382 loans made for$61.4 million.
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