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Midland County Housing Authority

Midland County Housing Authority is a Public Housing Authority specially organized to encourage self-sufficiency and to provide safe, decent affordable housing to persons of very low, low and moderate income.

The MCHA since it's creation has remained the primary housing provider of rental assistance for the City and County of Midland, Texas.  Having grown from less than 40 Certificates in its tenant based program to serving as many as 582 families a year in rental assistance programs with a current annual budget of over $2 million dollars.


Hellinghausen Hope, Inc.

The purpose or purposes for which the corporation is organized is as an instrumentality of the Midland County Housing Authority to promote and develop decent and affordable housing within Midland County, Texas for those deemed appropriate to receive such services.

Building "The ZONE". Quality Housing, Service Enhancements, Energy Wise and available to working families in  2008.

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This website will provide an interactive gateway for the community.  Registration will entitle our users to submit a Pre-Rental Application.  We are also providing registered Landlords a Property Listing and Management interface.  Our goal is to streamline the process and keep our community informed with current news about availability of housing.

 

Fair Housing

Midland County Housing Authority operates according to Federal Fair Housing Laws.

It is illegal to discriminate because of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, disability, familial status (including children under the age of 18) living with parents or legal custodians; pregnant women and people securing custody of children under 18

MCHA will assist any person who wishes to file a housing discrimination complaint.

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News
Hellinghausen Hope starts work on Trinity Towers

From staff reports

Encouraged by their refurbishment and filling of the 57-unit Village Square Apartments at 1710 N.

"A" St., directors of the Hellinghausen Hope affordable housing group Monday turned their attention to a new $5.5 million project at Trinity Towers at 2800 W. Illinois Ave.

Executive Director Sharon Nieto and board members Alan Moravcik, Jim Ameel, Romeo Canales, Carol Fulfer and Lily White held a 10 a.m. news conference outside the former retirement center to say bids will be advertised for and the remodeling completed by the late spring or early summer of next year.

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