Miami Metropolitan Housing Authority Public Hearing Notice and Timeline
Miami Metropolitan Housing Authority is making a notice to the public that it is modifying its Administrative Plan (governs the Housing Choice Voucher Program), its Admission and Continued Occupancy Policy (governs Public Housing), as well as changes to its 5 Year Activity Plan (Capital Funding for Public Housing).
Miami Metropolitan Housing Authority PublicHearing Notice and Timeline
ForChanges to 5 Year Activity Plan (Capital Funds)
For Changes to the Administrative Plan & the Admissions and Continued Occupancy Policy
Miami Metropolitan Housing Authority is making a notice tothe public that it is modifying its Administrative Plan (governs the HousingChoice Voucher Program), its Admission and Continued Occupancy Policy (governsPublic Housing), as well as changes to its 5 Year Activity Plan (CapitalFunding for Public Housing). The proposed changes that will be reviewed havebeen posted online at www.miamimhacac.organd a copy will be made available at the Miami Metropolitan Housing AuthorityOffices during business hours at 1695 Troy Sidney Rd. Troy, OH 45373. Tenantscan find a copy of the proposed changes at each housing site.
The changes are initially being posted February 8, 2026.The public will have 45 days to review and comment through March 25, 2026 at4:30 pm to mmha@miamicac.org. ThePublic Hearing will be held March 26th at 10 am at 1695 Troy SidneyRd in Troy OH. Following that, the Resident Advisory Council for MiamiMetropolitan Housing Authority will review and comment, prior to beingsubmitted to the Miami Metropolitan Housing Authority Board of Commissioners forapproval in April 2026. Any further questions or concerns, please emailmmha@miamicac.org.
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