Delaware County is seeking to fill a vacancy for the Delaware County Housing Authority Board

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Released: December 22, 2020

Delaware County is seeking to fill a vacancy for the Delaware County Housing Authority Board

Delaware County is seeking to fill a vacancy for the Delaware County Housing Authority Board. Delaware County Housing Authority (DCHA) is a body corporate and politic, organized and existing under the laws of the Commonwealth, having been duly incorporated under the Pennsylvania Housing Authorities Law, the Act of May 28, 1937, Public Law 955 as amended (the “Act”) by the County Council of the County to purchase, acquire, construct, manage and operate low income and elderly housing projects pursuant to the National Housing Act under the auspices of HUD.

DCHA was created on January 19, 1938 and has operated without interruption since that time. The present Executive Director is Lawrence E. Hartley; DCHA employs a staff of approximately 60 individuals at its offices located at 1855 Constitution Avenue, Woodlyn, Pennsylvania as well as three site offices located in Delaware County.

Delaware County Housing Authority and its component unit own and operate 1,000 plus units of affordable rental housing and administers 3,000 plus Housing Choice Vouchers primarily under auspices of the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Delaware County Housing Authority programs operate as follows:

•Public Housing Program

•Low Income Housing Tax Credit/ACC/Project Based Units

•Other units owned and managed

•Section 8 New Construction Units

•Housing Choice Voucher Program (Formerly the Section 8 Program)

The term is five years.



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