The Housing Authority, by definition, is a “public housing agency established (a) by exercise of a Tribes’ powers of self-government independent of State Law or (b) by operation of State Law providing specifically for housing authorities for Indians.”<\/p>\n
In all instances, however, the Indian Township Housing Authority acts as a community agency that should work closely with other community improvement organizations involved in providing better housing for low-income families, eliminating substandard housing, effective housing code enforcement, and uplifting and encouraging self-improvement of the community’s low-income families. \u00a0The Indian Township Housing Authority operates under a financial assistance contract with the Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD), a Federal Agency, and works closely with HUD in the development and operation of the Indian Township’s Housing Authority’s programs.<\/p>\n
\u00a0Dawn Tomah – Executive Director\u00a0<\/span><\/span><\/strong> The Housing Authority, by definition, is a “public housing agency established (a) by exercise of a Tribes’ powers of self-government independent of State Law or (b) by operation of State Law providing specifically for housing authorities for Indians.” In all instances, however, the Indian Township Housing Authority acts as a community agency that should work … Continue reading Housing Authority<\/span>
\nP.O. Box 99, U.S. Route 1, Princeton, ME 04668
\nTelephone: (207) 796-8004, Fax: (207) 796-8019<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"