Description

There Are Currently 149 Units Available Under Management by the Oxford Housing Authority. These Low-income Housing Units Consist of Section 8, Public Housing, and Low-income Housing Tax Credit Properties. the Oxford Housing Authority Serves the Oxford, Metropolitan Area.

The establishment of the Oxford Housing Authority dates back to 1971. Its primary objective is to offer secure and safe rental subsidies to families, elderly individuals, and those with disabilities or handicaps. The funding for these programs is provided by both the State and Federal Governments. The Oxford Housing Authority operates as a public agency, comprising four elected members and one member appointed by the governor, each serving for five years. The Director is appointed by the Housing Authority itself. Depending on the specific program, applicants may be accommodated in privately owned residences or in an apartment complex owned by the Oxford Housing Authority. Interested individuals can access application forms on the organization's website.