Residents of Houston's Fifth Ward will get 108 new homes under a plan to use $7.8 million in federal stimulus money to help demolish and rebuild the Kennedy Place public housing community.           

The Housing Authority's plan is to replace the old worn-out 60 housing units at Kennedy Place with 108 brand new homes, complete with central heating and air conditioning, individual garages, washer and dryer connections, dishwashers and energy efficient appliances.

Click here to read more about the Kennedy Place Revitilization.

 

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Welcome to the Houston Housing Authority's website! This website includes information about our many housing programs and affordable housing developments, client services and critical contact information. We encourage you to take full advantage of the information provided, so we can do an even better job providing affordable housing opportunities and access to related services to those in need.

 

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Quick, Easy, Confidential. Be Counted!

The 2010 census questionnaire will arrive in mailboxes or be hand-delivered to every U.S. resident in March. It's only 10 questions and will take about 10 minutes to complete. This count of households, both citizens and non-citizens, will determine for the next 10 years the distribution of more than $400 billion annually of government funding for critical community services. It impacts your voice in Congress. It will determine locations for schools, roads, hospitals, job training, child-care and senior citizen centers. And all information is confidential - by law, it cannot be shared with anyone, including other federal agencies and law enforcement entities.

 To learn more about the 2010 Census, go to 2010census.gov website or read the information on this flier.