This contract allows Harris County to provide temporary hotel housing for families during lead paint removal projects. Lead abatement is the process of safely removing dangerous lead paint from homes, especially older houses built before 1978. When crews remove lead paint, families must temporarily move out to avoid breathing toxic dust. Harris County has an agreement with Candlewood Suites in Baytown to house these families through December 2026. Lead poisoning is a serious health threat, especially for children under six years old. Even small amounts can cause learning problems, behavior issues, and delayed development. Many older homes in Harris County neighborhoods still have lead paint. When property owners hire certified crews to remove this paint, the county helps families find safe places to stay during the work. This program protects our most vulnerable residents while making homes safer for everyone. The Baytown hotel provides furnished suites where families can stay comfortable during the removal process, which typically takes several days. If you live in an older home and need lead paint removed, contact Harris County Public Health. They can connect you with certified contractors and help arrange temporary housing if needed. Property owners and tenants both benefit from this safety program that keeps families healthy while improving housing quality across our communities.
Harris County has a contract with a Baytown hotel to house families while lead paint is removed from their homes. If you live in an older home, this program may cover your temporary stay during the work.
