Public Housing Program
Eligibility - Erie Metropolitan Housing Authority operates 227 public housing units. There are a wide variety of sizes and styles of housing units within this program available to low-income families and individuals. Depending on the type of housing assistance that is available, eligibility requirements may vary, but can include:
- Annual Gross Income
- Elderly Household Status
- Disability Status
- U.S. Citizenship or Eligible Immigration Status
Erie Metropolitan Housing Authority will deny admission to any applicant when appropriate screening reveals a history of behavior that could have a detrimental effect to the other tenants, staff or the development’s environment.
Application – Applications for assistance can only be accepted when the Waiting List has been determined open to accept them. Online pre-applications to Open waiting lists can be processed here. Open waiting list applications can be accepted at the Erie Metropolitan Housing Authority office located at 322 Warren Street; Sandusky , Ohio 44870. The office hours of public operation are Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Hard copy applications/pre-applications may be picked up at the main office of Erie MHA at 322 Warren Street when a waiting list is open, but online pre-application is encouraged.
Application information may need to be verified in order to continue processing the application. Applicants will be contacted to verify such information as they near the top of the waiting list. Therefore, it is extremely important that applicants keep their contact information up to date.
After determining final eligibility, applicants will meet with their case manager to review the available housing unit and potentially sign a lease. The lease provides you information about your responsibilities as a tenant and those of the housing authority as the landlord.
Enterprise Income Verification (EIV)
Housing Authorities are required to utilize income verification methods including those provided by the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development.
The EIV system provides information to the Housing Authority.
A brochure about What You Should Know About EIV can be downloaded here.
Erie MHA's public housing units and properties are smoke-free environments.
Lead-Based Paint Inspection Reports
Erie MHA has had lead-based paint testing completed at each of its public housing sites that were constructed prior to 1978. Any required abatement was timely completed following receipt of the report. Location results follow:
- Adams 412
- Ashburn 1222
- Camp 405
- Camp 1434
- Camp 1612
- Center 207
- Central 1612
- Dewey 514
- Farwell 1428
- Fourth 1019
- Fourth 1945
- Gartland 508
- Hancock 807
- Hancock 908
- Harbor 2601
- Harbor 2602
- Harbor 2603
- Harbor 2604
- Harbor 2605
- Harbor 2606
- Harbor 2607
- Harbor 2608
- Harbor 2609
- Harbor 2610
- Harbor 2611
- Harbor 2612
- Harbor 2613
- Harbor 2614
- Harbor 2615
- Harbor 2616
- Hayes 905
- Hayes 917
- Homestead 132
- Huntington 1317
- Judy 1435
- Larchmont 1617
- Lawrence 207
- McKelvey 414
- Meigs 422
- Meigs 424
- Monroe 1509
- Monroe 2717
- Neil 411
- Olds 2201
- Olds 2220
- Olds 2229
- Olds 2235
- Osborne 605
- Osborne 614
- Osborne 720
- Pearl 529
- Perry 128 BayshoreTower
- Perry 222
- Perry 622
- Pierce 1502
- Prospect 1301
- Reese 211
- Reese 407
- Second 1933
- Shelby 610
- Stone 1008
- Stone 1323
- Sycamore 711
- Taylor 623
- Taylor 628
- Wamajo 1109
- Wamajo 1113
- Wamajo 1201
- Wamajo 1311
- Washington 408
- Washington 514
- Washington 516
- Washington 526