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CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) INFORMATION
CMHA continues to serve our residents, landlords, and
partners during this unprecedented time. Of course, we have had to be
creative in serving our valued residents and landlords by different
means. While coronavirus-related precautions don’t allow us to meet
face-to-face, our staff is working diligently to ensure all residents continue
to be housed, landlords paid, and partners in the know. Below you will find the
latest information pertaining to you and our current situation. We’ve
tried to answer all your potential questions. If we’ve missed anything,
don’t hesitate to contact our Service Center at 614-421-6000. Thank You!
Information for our Valued Residents
We may have temporarily closed the doors to our office, but
we will continue to be available to serve. Our primary goal is to keep those we
serve housed during this unprecedented time. We realize you have questions and
concerns that need to be addressed. Please click
here for Frequently Asked Questions or to get more information on changes
to our processes. If you need more clarification after reading, please call the
CMHA Service Center at 614-421-6000 between 8:00 AM and 4:30 PM. CMHA is committed
to our residents and keeping them housed during this crisis.
CDC Affidavit to Coronavirus (COVID-19) Updates
Click Here: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/downloads/declaration-form.pdf
Important Coronavirus Message (03-13-2020)
To Our Residents and Guests
In an effort to help mitigate the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus, CMHA's doors are closed temporarily, but we are still available to serve you. Please call (614) 421-6000 to speak with Client Services for assistance.
We are sorry that we cannot assist you in person, and we appreciate your patience and understanding during this unprecedented time. We also encourage you to use our online resources at www.cmhanet.com.
Sincerely,
CMHA Staff
CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) UPDATES
The Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority
(CMHA) is committed to the welfare of the families we serve. While new details
continue to emerge regarding the Coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, it is
important that we stay informed and take necessary steps to keep ourselves, our
families, and our communities healthy and safe. Click here for a link to the Coronavirus fact sheet.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
(CDC) recommends taking the following precautions:
The Ohio Department of Health has opened a call
center to answer questions regarding Coronavirus and update you about the risk
in Ohio. Licensed nurses and infectious disease experts are available to answer
your questions from 9AM-8PM and can be reached at 1-833-427-5634. You can also
get the latest updates and information by visiting the CDC's information page
for the Coronavirus at www.cdc.gov/COVID19.
CMHA will continue to monitor CDC and Public
Health Department recommendations for the safety of our families and the
community.
Sincerely,
Charles D. Hillman
President & CEO
Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority Plans a Big Year of Acquisitions by Jared Brey for Next City
Affordable housing is rare enough in Columbus, Ohio, that an estimated 54,000 families in Franklin County pay more than half of their income on rent according to the Affordable Housing Alliance of Central Ohio. And as city and county officials try to find funding and policy solutions to address the shortage, the Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority is gearing up to expand its own housing portfolio while continuing to shift its focus to mixed-income housing and away from traditional public housing projects.
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(Photo by Mike Boening Photography / CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)
HUD Awards More Funding and New Designation to CMHA by Mike Foley of WCBE
U.S. Housing and Urban Development officials were in Columbus Wednesday for a trio of announcements regarding the Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority. HUD Midwest Regional Administrator Joseph Galvan announced that CMHA has been awarded nearly $156,000 to help families attain self-sufficiency.
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(Photo by Mike Foley)
CMHA Plans to Spend $247M on New and Updated Housing in 2020 by Tristan Navera of Columbus Business First
Riding Central Ohio's development boom, the Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority says 2020 could be its most active year yet.
The public housing agency has been gradually increasing the size of its portfolio and renovating and updating existing properties. In 2020, it plans to invest $247 Million to acquire or renovate more than 1,400 units of housing, including workforce and affordable units.
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