Parkview Manor

The Omaha Housing Authority (OHA) is dedicated to providing affordable housing options and supportive services to the Omaha community. Through programs such as job training, self-sufficiency initiatives, and homeownership support, OHA aims to empower residents and enhance their quality of life. With a range of housing options including public housing, affordable housing, and market rate accommodations, OHA addresses diverse housing needs. Their Central Office, which houses the Public Housing Intake and Section 8 Departments, serves as a vital hub for residents and property owners seeking assistance or information. Generated from the website

Low Rent Housing Agency in Red Oak, IA, facilitates affordable housing options through multiple programs, including Section 8 and project-based rental assistance. Their Project Independence initiative specifically caters to seniors over 62 and offers supportive housing solutions in Cedar Rapids. Alongside Project Independence, the agency lists a total of 3145 affordable units in Cedar Rapids, with various properties available to accommodate different household sizes and income levels. They strive to keep renters informed about application opportunities, eligibility, and the latest neighborhood housing developments. Generated from the website

The Municipal Housing Agency (MHA) was created in 1968 to serve as the public housing authority within the city limits of Council Bluffs. MHA currently assists families and individuals who are disabled, near-elderly, elderly or low-income. Regal Towers and Dudley Court provide 295 units of public housing and our Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program provides approximately 650 vouchers. The Municipal Housing Agency Board of Commissioners is appointed by the Council Bluffs Mayor, Tom Hanafan. The board is comprised of five board members who serve staggered two-year terms. Meetings are held the second Thursday of every month at Regal Towers. Municipal Housing Agency Board of Commissioners Municipal Housing Agency has been under the direction of Carolyn Grieder since May, 2009. Carolyn has ten years experience in the public housing sector and over 36 years of employment with various government entities. Carolyn oversees an annual budget of 6.5 million dollars. Her responsibilities include administering HUD grants and subsidies, staff management, capital improvements, program development, property management and the Section 8 program. Carolyn is also Director of Municipal Homes Inc, the agency's non profit organization. Carolyn is a member of the Council Bluffs Rotary Club, a mentor with Teammates of Council Bluffs and a SOLAS volunteer. Carolyn is also a certified member of the Community Emergency Response Team.