Hours of Operation
Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm
Sat - Sun: Closed
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APPLY FOR HOUSING
Click here to apply ONLINE, or click the button below to download the application
PUBLIC HOUSING
Click the link below to learn more about public housing options
HOUSING CHOICE VOUCHER
Click the link below to learn more about this program
WORKING WITH FHC
Click the link below to learn more about current items available for bid
NE FLINT COMMUNITY PLAN
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Online Application
- Click here to apply online, OR you can download and print a paper application here. Fill it out and return it to 3820 Richfield Road, Flint, MI 48506. You can also come to that address to pick up an application to complete.
- Once you submit the Low-Income Public Housing application, please use the Notification of Change Form to make any changes to your application. You can download the Notification of Change Form here. Mail, fax or hand deliver the completed form to the Flint Housing Commission office.
FHC Offices Are Open by Appointment Only
- For all work orders please contact your site.
- Applications and re-certifications will be accepted via E-mail or dropped off in the front vestibule or dropbox.
- Please stay 6 feet away from the maintenance and custodial staff, for their safety and yours.
Services
Here are some of the services we have to help our residents
Working With FHC
Other Helpful Links
Events Calendar
Our Board of Commissioners
| Geraldine Redmond | President – Resident Commissioner |
| Leon El-Alamin | Vice President |
| DeWaun Robinson | Commissioner |
| Chelesia Brown | Commissioner |
Executive Director
Harold Ince, Jr.
In Memory of Willie Duncan
1929-2020
With gratitude for his service to the Flint Housing Commission from 2003-2019
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LOW INCOME HOUSING ASSISTANCE IN FLINT, MICHIGAN
Covid-19 Helpful Links
- How to Protect Yourself & Others
- What to Do If You Are Sick
- City of Flint Covid-19 Information
- Genesee County Health Department
- State of Michigan Corona Virus
- COVID-19 Community Resource
All individuals who leave their home or place of residence must adhere to social distancing measures recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, including remaining at least six feet from people from outside the individual’s household.
Our Profile and History:
A five member Board of Commissioners governs The Flint Housing Commission, created in 1964. The Board members, appointed by the Mayor of the City of Flint, establish the overall policy in matters concerning the operation of the Housing Commission.
The Executive Director, appointed by the Board of Commissioners, is the Chief Executive Officer and is responsible for coordinating and implementing the policies established by the Board of Commissioners.
Since its’ inception, the Housing Commission has grown into a medium sized Public Housing agency (PHA) that owns 1,248 units of Low Income Public Housing. The programs of the FHC are funded through the rental income of residents, as well as, operating subsidy from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). HUD’s funding, and thus our own, is dependent on annual appropriations through Congress.
Also, grants are received annually for the Renovation and Modernization of these units. The public housing program is not limited to the rental and maintenance of physical facilities, but has also operated programs designed to resolve many of the social and economic problems experienced by low-income families.
The Housing Commission also provides rental assistance for approximately 700 families through the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher program. This mechanism, with involvement from the private sector, has the ability of expanding the housing choices available to low-income families.
It is the FHC’s goal to assist in every way possible to improve the living conditions of the people choosing to reside with us.