There are 10 Housing Authorities operating in Kentucky. 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 394 Units Available in the Housing Authority of Danville. These Low-income Housi...
There Are Currently 105 Units Available in the Housing Authority of Princeton. These Low-income Hous...
There Are Currently 62 Units Available in the Housing Authority of Lancaster. These Low-income Housi...
There Are Currently 734 Units Available in the Housing Authority of Georgetown. These Low-income Hou...
There Are Currently 1206 Units Available in the Covington Community Development Agency. These Low-in...
There Are Currently 59 Units Available in the Housing Authority of Salyersville Magoffin Co.. These ...
There Are Currently 701 Units Available in the Housing Authority of Pikeville. These Low-income Hous...
There Are Currently 155 Units Available in the Housing Authority of Versailles. These Low-income Hou...
There Are Currently 218 Units Available in the Housing Authority of Lawrence County. These Low-incom...
There Are Currently 176 Units Available in the Housing Authority of Harlan. These Low-income Housing...
Section 8 Waiting Lists Open September 2026
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