Housing Authorities | Harrison Metropolitan Housing Authority

Offers housing developments that are owned and managed by the local housing authority and rented to income and program eligible individuals and families. Accepts applications for and provides Housing Choice Vouchers. Makes approved Housing Choice Voucher rental payments and administers public housing communities.

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Physical Address

82450 Cadiz-jewett Road, Cadiz, OH 43907

Hours

Monday - Thursday: 8:00am to Noon and 12:30pm to 4:00pm.

Voice

(330) 691-1970

voice | After Hour Maintenance Emergency

Fax

(740) 994-3003

Application process

- Walk in to apply or call for information Monday through Thursday from 8:00am to Noon and 12:30pm to 4:00pm. - May also download application from website and then mail in. - If clients are elderly, handicapped, or have difficulty with transportation, they may have a representative fill out the application for them.

Fee

Rental cost to tenant is approximately 30% of monthly family income, with subsidy making up the difference between this and the market rent of unit. There is an upper limit on unit rental price acceptable.

Eligibility

Serves Harrison County residents age 18 and over who meet income and other eligibility guidelines. The Very Low Income (HCVP - Section 8) Eligibility Guidelines (updated April 1, 2025): - Family of 1 = $29,850. - Family of 2 = $34,100. - Family of 3 = $38,350. - Family of 4 = $42,600. - Family of 5 = $46,050. - Family of 6 = $49,450. - Family of 7 = $52,850. - Family of 8 = $56,250. The Low Income (Public Housing) Eligibility Guidelines (updated April 1, 2025): - Family of 1: $47,750. - Family of 2: $54,550. - Family of 3: $61,350. - Family of 4: $68,150. - Family of 5: $73,650. - Family of 6: $79,100. - Family of 7: $84,550. - Family of 8: $90,000.

Languages

None.

Service area

Harrison County, Ohio

Agency info

Harrison Metropolitan Housing Authority

A public housing agency that provides affordable housing under the public housing and section 8 programs to low- to moderate-income persons.