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Section 8 Waitlist Openings for January 22 2024

Brittney Richey
Published January 22, 2024 03:00:pm EST

Santa Fe Civic Housing Authority - Santa Fe County, New Mexico Section 8 Waitlist

About the Santa Fe Civic Housing Authority:

The Santa Fe County Housing Authority, established on November 17, 1972, is committed to providing drug-free, safe, decent, and sanitary housing for low-income families, fostering self-sufficiency and community pride. As one of Santa Fe's largest landlords, the Authority manages 198 public housing units, 307 Housing Choice Vouchers, and various programs like the Housing Choice Voucher Homeownership, ROSS, FSS, and CFP. Funded mainly through rental income and HUD subsidies, the Authority also oversees over 2,000 affordable rental units for a diverse population, successfully maintaining production even in economic downturns due to innovative funding and strong partnerships across governmental, private, and nonprofit sectors.

Section 8 Waiting List Status: OPEN

Throughout 2024, the Santa Fe Civic Housing Authority will open their Section 8 waiting list bi-monthly on Wednesdays.

Englewood and Sheridan Housing Authorities - Arapahoe County, Section 8 Waitlist

About the Englewood and Sheridan Housing Authorities:

The Englewood and Sheridan Housing Authorities are dedicated to offering residents clean, safe, affordable, and well-maintained housing in a discrimination-free environment. Additionally, the Authority commits to enhancing residents' lives by fostering opportunities for economic independence, educational advancement, and personal fulfillment. 

 

Section 8 Waiting List Status: OPEN

On January 22, 2024, both the Englewood Housing Authority and Sheridan Housing Authority will open their HCV Section 8 Waiting List, but it will close promptly on January 23, 2024. To ensure your spot, swift application is advised. Innovative Housing Concepts is managing this waiting list, and applications can be submitted online. 

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Section 8 Waiting List?

Section 8 Waiting lists are lists that are maintained by local Housing Authorities to determine who receives a section 8 housing voucher. Each list is different in the way that it operates. Some housing authorities use a lottery system where recipients are chosen at random and others operate a list on a first-come, first-serve basis. Getting your name on your local housing authorities waiting list is typically the first step toward securing a housing voucher.

How Long Does It Take to Get a Voucher Once Im On the Waiting List?

The time it takes to get a voucher once on a section 8 waiting list depends on a number of factors. Some housing authority’s waitlist is very small and voucher assistance can be provided quickly. In larger communities with long waiting lists the times can take months or longer.

How Do I Check My Status on the Waiting List?

Contact the housing authority that maintains the waiting list you are currently on. This is a critical step as some housing authorities will remove names from their waiting list in an effort to keep their list up to date. Its recommended to continually check your status to ensure that your name remains on the waiting list and you continue to express your need for affordable housing.

What Happens Once My Name is Selected From The Waiting List?

Typically the housing authority will do final checks to ensure that you still meet the eligibility requirements such as income restrictions and also confirm your household size hasnt changed. This helps ensure your receiving the proper amount of assistance. Once final checks and approvals are complete you can begin yoru search for an affordable home that accepts your section 8 voucher.

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