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Tax Credit Apartments Monroe MI
About Monroe Housing Commission
Since 1970, Monroe Housing Commission has provided affordable public housing opportunities for eligible individuals and families in the City of Monroe. Today, the Commission manages 263 public housing units operated with support from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
Our goal is to provide safe, quality housing while creating an environment that supports independence, stability, and an improved quality of life for the residents we serve.
The Lansing Housing Commission (LHC) is committed to the development and management of quality, affordable, and fair housing options in a compassionate, healthy, and safe way. LHC will deliver impactful resident services while maintaining the highest performance standards and outcomes.
Providing Income Based Apartments in Monroe
Monroe Housing Commission provides Income Based Apartments and family housing for individuals and households who meet applicable eligibility requirements established by HUD.
Our 263 public housing units are located across two communities:
River Park Plaza features 146 one-bedroom units.
Greenwood Townhouses features 115 family housing units with two-, three-, and four-bedroom options.
Together, these communities provide affordable housing opportunities designed to serve different household needs within the City of Monroe.
More Than Housing
Monroe Housing Commission strives to enhance residents’ quality of life by offering a variety of educational and recreational programs.
Our communities are designed to provide residents with independent living options while connecting individuals and families with information and resources that can help support greater stability and quality of life.
Public Housing in Our Community
Monroe Housing Commission is a public housing provider. Unlike Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers, the housing subsidy within public housing is connected to the unit rather than the individual or family.
People searching for affordable housing may encounter a variety of programs and terms, including public housing, Income Based Apartments, Tax Credit Apartments, and Section 8. These programs are not necessarily the same.
Monroe Housing Commission specifically operates public housing and does not provide Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers. Applicants are encouraged to review our housing and application information to better understand the programs available through Monroe Housing Commission.
Committed to Our Residents
Monroe Housing Commission is committed to maintaining quality public housing and providing responsive service to the individuals and families who call our communities home.
From helping prospective residents understand their housing options to providing current residents with access to important resources and information, we remain dedicated to serving the Monroe community.
Board of Commissioners
The actions and operations of Monroe Housing Commission are governed by its Board of Commissioners.
President
Jeff
Co-Chair
Shelly Vorath
Commissioners
Betti Dickerson
Melissa Drake
Belinda Webb
City of Monroe Liaison
Michelle Germani
Learn More About Monroe Housing Commission
Whether you’re searching for Income Based Apartments, exploring affordable housing options, or looking for information as a current resident, Monroe Housing Commission is here to help.
Explore our properties, learn about the application process, or contact us for additional information.