Maintains public housing units for low-income residents in which residents pay an affordable percentage of their income as rent.

Public Housing is a federal program that assists low-income families, older adults, and adults with disabilities in obtaining federally subsidized rental units. Units consist of apartments, duplexes, and houses. Other Homes for Good-owned housing programs include affordable units with basic rents.

Provides subsidized rental housing for low- and moderate-income older adults, people with disabilities, and families. Operates Housing Authority-owned units and lower-cost apartments and administers the Section 8/Housing Choice Voucher rent subsidy. Fields complaints about public housing and Section 8.

Also includes listings for non-subsidized low cost apartments. The link is about halfway down the main webpage under the heading "Low Cost Apartments."

Provides information about affordable housing. Administers Section 8/Housing Choice Vouchers and public housing, in addition to fielding complaints about those programs.
Each program has its own application process. Applicants may apply for more than one type of housing assistance and be on several waitlists simultaneously.

Administers the following housing programs:
-Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program: As of April 2018, Section 8 is accepting pre-applications for the wait list and has a 12-month wait time
-Family Self-Sufficiency Program: Helps Section 8 recipients obtain education and job skills in order to become financially self-sufficient
-Housing Choice Voucher Homeownership Program: Helps Section 8 recipients receive assistance toward a monthly mortgage payment
-Low-Rent Public Housing Program: Provides federally subsidized rental housing
-Farm Labor Housing: Offers housing for active and retired agricultural workers

Also fields complaints about Section 8 and public housing programs.

Provides Housing Choice Voucher rental assistance, including a Homeownership Voucher Program. Also offers a Family Self-Sufficiency program, Housing Rehab program, and manages several area affordable housing complexes for families, farmworkers, older adults, and people with special needs.

Provides housing for low-income resident and undertakes activities necessary to accomplish this public purpose, including acquiring and managing properties, developing housing, issuing tax-exempt bonds, entering into mortgages and partnerships, borrowing money, and accepting grants.

Residents of properties managed by the Linn-Benton Housing Authority may contact the Authority to lodge housing complaints.

Marion County Housing Authority (MCHA), under contract with the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), administers the Section 8 Voucher Program and several other rental assistance programs. MCHA also owns and manages several affordable apartment complexes for seniors, families, and farm laborers. Serves the rural areas of Marion County, which are outside the Urban Growth Boundary of the City of Salem. No assistance is available for Salem/Keizer residents.

The Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) Section 8 program provides affordable housing, free from discrimination, to those with barriers due to income, disability, or age. The HCV program provides tenant-based assistance, meaning that assistance follows the tenant as long as they remain eligible for the program.

Provides residents of the community with information about and access to affordable housing.
Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program is tenant based assistance, meaning assistance follows the tenant as long as they remain eligible for the program. The Housing Authority is not the landlord but assists with rent payments to the landlords.
Public Housing units are owned and managed by the Housing Authority. This program provides unit-based assistance, meaning if a family moves out of the unit, the assistance remains with the unit. One small pet is allowed with prior approval before moving into a unit.

Offers low-income and subsidized apartments. Available programs: Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers, Veterans Supportive Housing Vouchers, Section 8 Housing Voucher Homeownership, Mental Health Referred Housing, Family Self-Sufficiency, HUD Multi-Family Housing, Tax Credit Housing, and Rural Development Housing.

Administers federal housing programs. Maintains a list of affordable housing and a bulletin board of local properties, including subsidized properties that are independently managed. Fields complaints about public housing and Section 8 housing.

Manages multiple income-based rental public housing properties and fields complaints about public housing.

Administers the federal and public housing programs including the Section 8 Housing Voucher program and. Manages several low-income apartment complexes. Listings of several low income properties. Lists several properties for rural areas and agricultural workers,

Provides information about fair housing laws. The Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity (FHEO) records consumer complaints of unfair treatment or housing discrimination based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, disability, familial status (i.e., presence of children in the household), sexual orientation, gender identity, and/or marital status.

Public and Indian Housing (PIH) Resource Center: Handles questions or complaints about HUD rental programs, including Housing Choice (Section 8) Vouchers.

Multifamily Housing Complaint Line: Enables residents of HUD-insured and -assisted properties and other community members to report complaints with a property's management concerning matters such as poor maintenance, dangers to health and safety, mismanagement, and fraud.

HUD Inspector General Hotline: Takes reports of fraud, waste, abuse, or gross mismanagement in HUD or HUD-funded programs from HUD employees, contractors, and the public.

Manufactured Housing Complaints: Handles manufactured/mobile home complaints unresolved by reporting to the business who sold the home and the manufacturer that produced the home.

Title 1 and 203(k) Complaints: Report deceptive contractors who renovated and repaired homes through the Title 1 or 203(k) programs.

Provides low-rent public housing that includes a portfolio of over 350 apartments, townhouses, and single-family homes managed and operated by the Housing Authority. Households residing within the program have the choice of paying either; Income-Based Rent (approximately 30% of the household’s adjusted monthly income) or a Market-Based Flat Rent amount. Also takes housing complaints about properties.