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How long can I stay in Public Housing?

In general, you may stay in Public Housing as long as you comply with the lease. If, at reexamination, your family’s income is sufficient to obtain housing on the private market, the GCHA may determine whether your family should stay…

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What is a reasonable accommodation? Can I get one?

Sometimes people with disabilities may need a reasonable accommodation in order to take full advantage of the GCHA’s housing programs and related services. A reasonable accommodation is a change, adaptation, or modification to the GCHA’s rules, policies, practices, or services…

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What is the role of the GCHA?

The GCHA is responsible for the management and operation of our local Public Housing program, as well as our other housing programs such as the Section 8 Program. Our ongoing functions in the Public Housing Program include: Assuring compliance with…

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Do you give a preference to any groups of people?

Yes. Since the demand for housing assistance often exceeds the limited resources available to the GCHA, long waiting periods are common. The GCHA Public Housing Program has the following preferences: Applicant who is involuntarily displaced from his/her home as a…

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After I am eligible, what happens?

Once you are eligible, you will be offered an available unit that meets your needs. We will discuss your rent and security deposit. We will then schedule a leasing appointment, where you will pay the first month’s rent and security…

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When will I know if I am eligible?

We will verify all your information and the circumstances and facts of your case. The length of time it takes to verify your information is dependent on the accuracy of the information that you provide on the application and the…

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