Volunteers with the Dallas County Habitat for Humanity followed up on April’s successful week-long Blitz Build with renewed efforts Friday morning on the new house at 1726 Eighth St. in Perry.
Friday’s labors focused on flooring for the Habitat house, the first new-construction home built by the Habitat affiliate in Perry and one of four planned for the lots along Eighth Street between Dewey Avenue and North Street.
Omar Padilla, director of the Dallas County Habitat for Humanity, said additional work dates will occur throughout the summer for volunteers looking to lend a hand.
Each of the four homes will be sold to a qualified, low-income family, who will purchase the home with a low-interest mortgage through the Raccoon Valley Bank.
