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Apply Now Application Process Application Process So you have applied; what’s next? Once you have completed your application and collected all the required documentation, please bring them to the Occupancy Office on our Frederick Douglass Property, located at 1500 11th Avenue, Phenix City, A L. Application Interviews for Public Housing are conducted Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays from 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM EST or 2:30 P M – 4:3 0 PM EST. Please arrive on time, or you are not guaranteed to be seen. All family members over the age of 18 must be present. All parties must stay for the interview process. It is suggested not to bring small children with you as this process is somewhat lengthy. I f you have any questions, please send them to info@pchousing.org or contact our Occupancy Office at 334-664-9991, option 3 | 1500 11th Avenue, Phenix City, AL. Apply Now Public Housing HCV/Section 8 Landlords FAQ's Application Process Documents Needed

Resources, Programs, & Services Resident Services ROSS Program Maintenance Assistance Denial or Termination Fair Housing No Smoking Policy Rent Cafe' Resources & Programs Resident FAQ's For a complete listing of resources serving the Chattahoochee Valley, Phenix City, Alabama, and Russell and Lee counties, please go to: http://211uwcv.org/Search.aspx . Please click on a service below for a listing of resources in that area 1. Electric Service Payment Assistance 2. Rent Payment Assistance 3. Food Pantries 4. Water Service Payment Assistance 5. Home Delivered Meals 6. Senior (Age 65+) Assistance and Support 7. At Risk/Homeless Housing Related Assistance Programs 8. Community Shelters 9. Low Income/Subsidized Private Rental Housing 10. Child Support Assistance/Enforcement 11. Work Clothing Donation Programs 12. Homeless Permanent Supportive Housing 13. Housing Search Assistance 14. Non-Emergency Medical Transportation 15. Rent Payment Assistance * COVID-19 16. Electric Service Payment Assistance * COVID-19 17. Low-Cost Home Rental Listings 18. Emergency Related Eviction/Foreclosure Moratoriums 19. Rapid Re-Housing Programs * Single Parent Families Headed by Mothers 20. First/Last Month Rent Payment Assistance 21. School Supplies Donation Programs 22. General Clothing Provision 23. Rapid Re-Housing Programs * Women 24. Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers 25. Gas Service Payment Assistance 26. Housing Authorities

Hello Welcome to the Phenix City Housing Authority. Our mission is to provide safe, affordable, quality housing - free from discrimination and centered on customer service while providing opportunities for economic growth. We have a wonderful staff at the Agency who can help you find the answers to your affordable housing needs. Dr. Jason T. Whitehead Executive Director and CEO of the Phenix City Housing Authority Meet our Team AFFORDABLE HOUSING PUBLIC HOUSING Kathy Johnson | Directo r of Properties Riverview Court Apartments | 334-298-7864 S andra Perry | Property Manager L.P. Stough Homes | 334-214-5778 Karla Dowdell | Property Manager Frederick Douglass Homes | 334-298-0062 Sheila Clifton | Property Manager H.L. Blake Homes | 334-448-0685 Dana Horne | Property Manager MAINTENANCE Joe Davis | Direc tor of Maintenance ADMINISTRATIVE Cashina Smith | Executive Assistant / HR Coordinator Bev erly Wilks | Director of Policy and Compliance HOUSING CHOICE VOUCHER (HCV) | 334-664-9991 x2 Monica Wynn | Director of HCV PROJECT-BASED VOUCHERS (PBV) | 334-664-9991 x2 Whispering Pines | 334- 664-1041 Dana Horne | Property Manager Stonewood Apartments | 334- 675-4056 Rhonda LaPlante | Property Manager OCCUPANCY | 334-664-9991 x3 Lynn Sanders | Lead Occupancy Specialist RESIDENT SERVICES Jennifer Smith | Manager of Resident Services Keyshia Adams | ROSS Coordinator FINANCE Heather Willis | Director of Fin ance

Resident Services Scholorship Resources Jobs & Education ROSS Program Do you have a student in your home that is a graduating high school senior and is preparing to enter college? Is there a college student in your home who needs financial assistance to remain in school? Are you wondering how are you going to pay for their college education? I f you answered "yes", please encourage your students to apply for these scholarships especially for scholars who are living in housing. PHADA Scholarship PHADA will award three scholarships to deserving youth currently residing in a PHADA member agency. Click here to visit the PHADA Scholarship Homepage for more scholarship information and to apply. NAHRO Merit College Scholarship/NAHRO-LDG Scholars Program Three (3) $12,000 scholarships over four years to assist with tuition and fees which will also include: $3,000 a year for up to three years, as a summer internship stipend Networking opportunities with business and community leaders Click here to learn more about this opportunity. Applicants must submit an essay of 750-1,000 words to answer the following questions: "Where do you see yourself in the next four years and how will this scholarship help you achieve those goals?" and "What are you doing now to achieve those goals?" Scholarship Opportunities for students living in Alabama Click here to access an extensive list of local, state, and national scholarships. Resident Services ROSS Program Maintenance Assistance Denial or Termination Fair Housing No Smoking Policy Rent Cafe' Resources & Programs Resident FAQ's

Careers @ PCHA Thank you for your interest in employment with the Phenix City Housing Authority (PCHA). EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES PCHA is a Section 3 Compliant and Equal Opportunity Employer. We provide equal employment and individual opportunity to all job applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, or disability. To the greatest extent possible, PCHA will try to provide employment, and other economic opportunities to low- and very low-income persons, especially recipients of government assistance for housing. Only qualified applicants will be selected for an interview based on an evaluation of their application and/or resume. PCHA is committed to providing a safe and drug-free workplace and is a Certified Drug-Free Workplace. Toxicology testing and a criminal background check is required for all positions. We offer a generous benefits package to which the authority contributes to the cost of medical, dental, vision, and life insurance. Paid time off includes 11 holidays per year, vacation, and sick leave. In addition, PCHA also provides a pension benefit. You can view our available career opportunities by visiting our Career Center. No time to apply? Take a few minutes to drop us your information and become a part of our Talent Community, which can also be found in our Career Center . Download your resume, tell us a little bit about yourself, and if a position becomes available that suits your qualifications, we will contact you! Contact PCHA's Human Resources

Procurement Marketplace Registration Registering for the Marketplace Click here for the eProcurement Marketplace and go to the “Sign-Up” now box on the left-hand side of the screen and register as a vendor. For assistance with the Marketplace, please call 866-526-9266. 1. Marketplace Registration Click "Register your Company" You will be redirected to a form that will allow you to Create an Account. 2. Creating an Account Enter your company name and click on "Search Companies" If no company is found, click on "Register your company." If your company was found, follow instructions to register as a salesperson. Submit the request. 3. Company Information Complete Company Information Form You must include all information unless it states "optional" Be sure to check either "None" on the MWBE Classification, or all boxes that apply to your company. 4. Point of Contact Complete Point of Contact (Site Administrator) Information Click Submit 5. Company Services / Commodities List Check each box that is appropriate to your business You may use the "Click Here" link to search for codes Click Save & Continue 6. Login to the Marketplace Enter your email address and password to enter our marketplace. You will be prompted to check a site usage agreement before entering our Marketplace. Once you check this box and hit submit, you will then be allowed to enter. Procurement Marketplace Vendor Forms Active Solicitations

Denial or Termination of Assistance Resident Services ROSS Program Maintenance Assistance Denial or Termination Fair Housing No Smoking Policy Rent Cafe' Resources & Programs Resident FAQ's A family's housing assistance may be denied or terminated if: The family violates a Family Obligation under the Voucher Program. Any member of the family has ever been evicted from federally assisted housing in the last five years. A PHA has ever terminated assistance under the pre-merger Certificate or Voucher Program for any member of the family. Any member of the family commits fraud, bribery or any other corrupt act in connection with any federal housing program. Any member of the family commits drug-related criminal activity or violent criminal activity. Any family member is illegally using a controlled substance. Any family member's abuse of alcohol interferes with the health, safety or right to peaceful enjoyment of the premises by other residents. The family currently owes rent or other amounts to the PHA or to another PHA in connection with Section 8 or any housing assistance program under the 1937 Housing Act. The family has not reimbursed any PHA for amounts paid to an owner under a HAP contract for rent, damages to the unit, or other amounts owed by the family under the lease. The family breaches an agreement with the PHA to pay amounts owed to a PHA or amounts paid to an owner by a PHA. The family has engaged in or threatened abusive or violent behavior toward PHA personnel. A welfare-to-work family fails to fulfill its obligations under the welfare-to-work voucher program. INFORMAL HEARING PROCEDURES The Agency must give the participant an opportunity for an informal hearing of the Agency’s decision to terminate assistance to the participant. The family has ten days from the date of the notice to request an informal hearing, in writing. The hearing will be scheduled by the Agency within ten days from the date of the request. The hearing may be conducted by any person or persons designated by the Agency, other than a person who made or approved the decision under review or a subordinate of this person. The Agency and the participant shall each have the right to review any and all relevant documents which may be used in the hearing. If these documents are not made available for review, they may be used in the hearing. Any fees for copying or procuring the documents shall be at the expense of the requesting party. The participant may be represented by a lawyer or other representative at the hearing. Costs of representation shall be the responsibility of the participant. The participant must be given an opportunity to present written or oral objections to the Agency’s decision. The Agency and the family must be given the opportunity to present evidence and may question any witnesses. Evidence may be considered without regard to admissibility under the rules of evidence applicable to judicial proceedings. The Agency must notify the applicant of the final decision after the informal review. This notice must include a brief statement of the reasons for the final decision. Factual determination relating to the individual circumstances of the family shall be based upon a preponderance of the evidence presented at the hearing. A copy of the hearing results shall be furnished promptly to the family.

Resident Services Jobs & Education Jobs & Education ROSS Program PCHA wants you to get ahead and are here to help you reach your goals! Whether you are looking for a job or looking for a BETTER job, contact Keyshia Adams for more information. Job Search: Look for Alabama jobs by clicking here. Indeed.com is the most common search engine to look for jobs, check out their site by clicking here . Job Training: The Ready to Work Training Program is a free program offered at CVCC. This program teaches you a variety of career skills. You graduate with a Career Readiness certificate that employers are seeking hiring directly out of this program! Learn more information by clicking here . WIOA a Work-Based Learning Program - A program for out-of-school 18–24-year-olds to help learn basic workplace protocol and acquire professional employment references. This is a paid position by the Family Guidance Center of AL. Learn more by clicking here . Visit the Goodwill Career Center at 3605 US Highway 431N in Phenix City, AL or by phone at (334) 664-9716 | Hours: Monday-Thursday: 9:00 am – 6:00 pm and Friday: 9:00 am – 3:00 p YES Project - (Young Adult Employment Skills) - If you are age 16-24 out of school and need help finding a job and planning your future, we are eager to help. Call today @334-768-4091, visit us at www.circleofcarecenter.com or check out this informational flyer . Education : Continuing your education is VITAL to getting ahead; no matter where you are, we are here to help you. Contact our Resident Services Department for assistance with any of your educational needs. GED Prep Courses: Chattahoochee Valley Community College (CVCC) Adult Education hosts our courses offered at the Chuck Roberts Activity Center (Riverview Gymnasium) every Monday and Wednesday from 5:30 – 8:30 PM. Free childcare held onsite for students during class hours. Learn more about CVCC GED Classes on their website here or register here . TRACK Career Pathways- While you’re obtaining your GED, CVCC offers a FREE college course! So get your GED and start your nursing, applied technology (HVAC, Welding, etc), or EMS program. You can earn a certificate in these fields and begin your career within a year- continue on and get a degree a year later to obtain an even better job! This program makes college a step-by-step process and much more obtainable! Scholarship Opportunities For graduating seniors, please click here . Visit here to learn more about CVCC and their annual scholarships for non-traditional (graduated high school 5+ years ago) scholarships. Resident Services ROSS Program Maintenance Assistance Denial or Termination Fair Housing No Smoking Policy Rent Cafe' Resources & Programs Resident FAQ's

Resident Services Jobs & Education ROSS Program Phenix City Housing Authority’s Resident Services offers programs to encourage our residents to become more self-sufficient, healthy, and financially independent. Our Resident Services Department is designed to help improve the resident’s quality of life while building healthy communities. The Resident Services component makes supportive services and programs available to residents and promotes personal growth and family stability. Resident Services collaborates with local service providers and other nonprofits to bring resources to our residents. These services are provided on-site or through a referral system. Our Resident Services programs focus on education, employment, youth, financial literacy, and health and include: Jobs and Education – PCHA provides a range of opportunities for our adults to further education or career by offering GED Classes, Job Training, and more. After-School Pro gram (ASP) – PCHA offers an after-school program for PCHA Youth ages 5-18 Monday through Thursday (3:30 PM - 5:30 PM) in the Chuck Roberts Activity Center located in our Riverview Complex. This program provides youth with enrichment activities and clubs as well as offers a Summer Camp during the months of June and July. Stay tuned for ASP Announcements. Senior Food Distribution is hosted monthly for Phenix City Housing Authority residents and Section 8 participants ages 62 and above. The distribution site rotates monthly to make this event more accessible for our seniors. Please contact Rashonda Thomas at 334-675-4071 for information about getting on our Senior Food Distribution list. Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program is open to Alabama residents age 60 and above. Registration is done annually, and eligible seniors will receive a $30 voucher booklet in the mail. These vouchers can be used at the designated farmers market hosted during the summer months at Garrett-Harrison Stadium on Thursday evenings and Saturday mornings. Interested residents can register online at http://fma.alabama.gov/SeniorNutrition/ or contact the resident services department. ROSS Program – is a public housing resident opportunities and self-sufficiency program funded through HUD to assist residents with supportive services and service coordination. Please click here for more information. Please contact Jennifer Smith , PCHA’s Manager of Resident Services, at jensmith@pchousing.org for more information on any of the services listed above or for help with education, employment, childcare, financial literacy, and/or health topics. Resident Services ROSS Program Maintenance Assistance Denial or Termination Fair Housing No Smoking Policy Rent Cafe' Resources & Programs Resident FAQ's

Public Housing Available Properties Available Properties Income Limits Apply Now Public Housing HCV/Section 8 Landlords FAQ's To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. The Phenix City Housing Authority Public Housing Program consists of 4 developments, allowing you the opportunity to live in an area that suits your needs. Prior to applying, please take the time to review the number of units for each development, the local schools, and what is happening close to the property. 400 12th Avenue Phenix City, AL 36867 Phone: (334) 298-0062 Fax: (334) 298-1022 _________ Property Manager | Sheila Clifton Assistant Property Manager | NaTerra Bailey _________ 272 Townhouses and Walk-up Units offering 1, 2, 3, and 4 bedroom apartments. Amenities include, on-site laundry facilities, community room, playgrounds, and a com munity park. H. L Blake Homes 2000 20th Court Phenix City, AL 36867 Phone: (334) 448-0685 Fax: (334) 448-0693 _________ Assistant Property Manager | Melissa Moffett _________ 70 single-level quads for individuals 62+, offering studio or 1 bedroom apartments in a quaint setting. Amenities include washer/dryer hookup, community room, and senior food distribution. Frederick Douglass Homes 10110th Avenue South Phenix City, AL 36867 Phone: (334) 214-5778 Fax: (334) 448-7536 _________ Property Manager | Karla Dowdell Assistant Property Manager | Melissa Moffett _________ 200 duplex homes offering 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 bedroom apartments. Amenities include, NEW washer/dryer hookups, community room , and playgrounds. Riverview Court Apartments 200 16th Street Phenix City, AL 36867 Phone: (334) 298-7864 Fax: (334) 298-0060 _________ Property Manager | Sandra Perry Assistant Property Manager | Christina Lewis _________ 202 townhouses and walkup units offering 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 bedroom apartments. Close to downtown and the Riverwalk, amenities include, washer hookups, on-site community room, gym, and playground L.P. Stough Homes

Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) | Section 8 The Housing Choice Voucher/Section 8 Program is a federal government program for assisting very low-income families, the elderly, and the disabled to afford decent, safe, and sanitary housing in the private market. Housing assistance is provided on behalf of the family or individual, allowing participants to identify housing in the private market. The participant is free to choose any housing that meets the requirements of the program and where the landlord is willing to accept the voucher payment. Housing Choice Vouchers are administered locally by the Phenix City Housing Authority (PCHA). PCHA receives federal funds from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to administer the voucher program. A family that is issued a housing voucher is responsible for finding a suitable housing unit of the family’s choice where the owner agrees to rent under the program. This unit may include the family’s present residence. Rental units must meet minimum standards of health and safety, as determined by the Agency. A housing subsidy is paid to the landlord directly by PCHA on behalf of the participating family. The family then pays the difference between the actual rent charged by the landlord and the amount subsidized by the program. The Housing Choice Voucher Program Administrative Plan establishes guidelines for applicant eligibility and continued rental assistance. Project-Based Vouchers (PBVs) Project-based vouchers (PBVs) are a component of our Agency’s Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) program. The PBV program offers rental housing options at specific housing locations. Assistance is attached to particular rental units, meaning if you live in a rental unit under the PBV Program and move, the assistance stays with the unit. The Project-Based Voucher program differs from the tenant-based Housing Choice Voucher program in that the rental subsidy is tied to the housing development or to a unit within the development. PCHA is not allocated additional funding for PBV units, but PCHA uses its tenant-based voucher funding to allocate project-based units to a project. Projects are typically selected for PBVs through a competitive process managed by the Agency, although in certain cases, projects may be selected non-competitively. PCHA offers 5 PBV properties | click here for property information *The HCV/PBV Waiting List is now closed, please check back for future dates to apply. For more information on these two programs please click on the links below. Housing Choice Voucher Project-Based Voucher The Project-Based Voucher (PBV) and Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) Programs are federally funded housing programs that provide rental assistance to eligible families based on family size and household income. When the PBV and HCV waiting lists are open, applications are taken online only. When your name is pulled, you will be contacted at the postal address or email address provided on your application. To submit documentation to our HCV Department, please email documents to info@pchousing.org . Be sure to include the type of document and your first and last name in the subject line. For more information, please visit Housing Choice Voucher/Section 8 HCV Portability Program Responsibilities Subsidiary Standards Income Limits Participant Responsibilites Recertifications Apply Now Public Housing HCV/Section 8 Landlords FAQ's Portability Program Responsibities Subsidiary Standards Income Limits Participant Responsibilites Recertifications

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