There are 10 Housing Authorities operating in Indiana. They oversee public housing initiatives and issue section 8 vouchers to eligible recipients. Most housing authorities also operate a section 8 waiting list which prioritizes securing section 8 housing to those most in need.
There Are Currently 142 Units Available in the Bloomfield Housing Authority. These Low-income Housin...
There Are Currently 224 Units Available in the St. Joseph County Housing Authority. These Low-income...
There Are Currently 1492 Units Available in the Housing Authority of the City of Anderson. These Low...
There Are Currently 900 Units Available in the Kokomo Housing Authority. These Low-income Housing Un...
There Are Currently 791 Units Available in the Housing Authority of the City of Jeffersonville. Thes...
There Are Currently 1290 Units Available in the Housing Authority of the City of Muncie. These Low-i...
There Are Currently 715 Units Available in the Vincennes Housing Authority. These Low-income Housing...
There Are Currently 315 Units Available in the Housing Authority of the City of Peru. These Low-inco...
There Are Currently 118 Units Available in the Housing Authority of the City of Kendallville. These ...
There Are Currently 50 Units Available in the Greendale Housing Authority. These Low-income Housing ...
Section 8 Waiting Lists Open May 2026
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