Who Can Apply for Family Public Housing? |
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Income Limits:
Priority Categories:
- The BHA uses a system of priority categories to determine an applicants
place on the waiting list. Applicants may be able to receive a priority if
they are victims of circumstances such as domestic violence, disaster or landlord
displacement, homelessness, condemned housing, hate crime or displacement
due to disability. An applicant should list any priority he/she may qualify
for during the application process.
- See a list of priorities
and download documents
US Citizenship:
- HUD has established rules for federally-funded public housing that restrict
the amount of housing aid available to families with members who are not
US citizens or legally authorized residents.
- Read
more about HUD's rules (.pdf)
Prior Applicants:
- Those who falsified information provided on a BHA application cannot reapply
for 3 years.
- Those who owe money to another subsidized housing program cannot apply for
BHA public housing until the debt is paid.
- Applicants who claimed Priority Status, but refused housing when offered,
cannot reapply for housing using the same priority for 1 year. Only Priority One applicants will be made a second and final offer. If the offer is rejected, they will be removed from all waiting lists and may not reapply for the same priority status for 1 year from the last refusal date.
- Those found ineligible for housing cannot re-apply for 18 months.
Lease Compliance:
Pet Policy:
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Step II: Complete Application for Housing
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