Waiting Lists Open for Families, Elderly, Disabled, or Involuntary Displaced
The Carroll County Housing Authority (CCHA) is only accepting applications from persons that are families, elderly, disabled, or displaced by a natural or government action for its Low Income Public Housing waiting lists.
Application Information Must Be Current and Up to Date
It is important to the application process that all your information is correct and up to date at all times. If anything changes, (i.e. mailing address, email address, household members) you must contact the Carroll County Housing Authority in writing to have your application updated and reflect such changes. Send all notifications of changes to pattyaccha@grics.net.
Holiday Schedule
Attached is Carroll County Housing Authority’s holiday schedule. Click here for a list of days our offices will be closed for holidays.
The flooring renovations at Mest Manor have been completed. The new mailboxes and rear glass entry door and laundry door will be installed in the next few months at Mest Manor. We have now turned our attention to the patio/drainage project at Carroll Apartments. We are happy to announce that we have accepted the bid from O’Brien Civil Works, Inc. to begin work to install new downspout drainage and new backyard patios at units 9-12 and 13-16. The work is scheduled to begin in September. Please keep your children out of the construction area for their safety and for the safety of the construction workers. After this project is completed we will spend the winter months redesigning the front patios for Carroll Apartments units 13-16 and 21-22. The sidewalk from the Iris Street parking lot will also be part of the 2nd Phase of this project. With these improvements over the next few years, we will have all new sidewalks, front and rear patios and new lighting at Carroll Apartments. This is all part of our improvement projects for our residents.
On Monday, August 17, 2020, a Back-to-School Sub Sandwiches & School Supplies distribution was held at our Carroll Apartments. To help kick-off another fantastic school year, each school-aged Carroll Apartments child received a tote bag filled with school supplies and goodies. In addition, a brown bag meal was provided to everyone in attendance that included a sub sandwich, chips, Rice Krispies treat, juice and popsicle. It was wonderful to see all the kids so excited to start the new school year.
