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Offers subsidized rental housing for low income individuals and families, including units for those with disabilities.

Works very closely with the 12 participating municipalities and various non-profit agencies to develop an Annual Action Plan for use of block grant funds, a multi-year Consolidated Plan, as well as affordable housing and community development projects which meet the needs of each member community. Citizen input is very important in this process. Public hearings are held in each municipality during September, October and November of each program year. Citizens are invited to request funding for eligible activities at the hearings. Once the hearings have been held, the towns and villages decide which projects are to be funded and the County prepares the application for submittal to HUD. The Community Development Office manages the implementation of approximately 250 active projects throughout Suffolk County on an annual basis. Projects include construction and rehabilitation of community parks, streets, sidewalks, community and senior centers, public services, water main installations, handicap accessibility, housing rehabilitation and downtown revitalization. Call for specific details.

The Ithaca Housing Authority manages a variety of programs including Section 8 (HCV), Public Housing, Project Based Voucher/Low Income Housing Tax Credit units, and more.

Offers subsidized rental apartments to low-moderate income households.

Administers public housing and handles applications for affordable and senior units (applications currently open) as well as for Section 8 subsidized housing vouchers (applications currently closed).

Provides low-income housing for individual, families, and seniors who otherwise cannot afford housing.

Federal rental subsidy program funded by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Assists low income constituents of the Town of Babylon by paying a portion of their rent allowing them to afford decent and safe housing.

PUBLIC HOUSING: 27 developments throughout city. Eligible applicants are placed on a site-based waiting list at the time of application. When their position on the waiting list is reached, they are offered units in their chosen development. Eligibility requires meeting the low income limits for the number of persons in their family. Placement factors: date of application, priority and preferences, broad range of income. Waiting lists may close if applications exceed supply. SECTION 8: Vouchers provided to qualified applicants for use in obtaining Section 8 qualified apartments throughout the area. Eligibility varies based on individual waiting lists. ##REENTRY##

Provides public housing for elderly and long-term disabled. Comprised of 148 apartments for senior citizens and those with permanent disabilities. Offers 86 efficiency units, 57 one-bedroom units, and 5 two-bedroom units. Kitchens and baths are newly renovated for incoming residents. Preference given to permanent residents of the City of Batavia. Waiting list may apply.

Offers subsidized rental apartments to low-moderate income households.

Provides housing vouchers to eligible individuals and families, to live in properties that accept Section 8.

Manages 481 affordable housing units in Kingston. Units range from efficiency apartments to family-sized apartments with five bedrooms. Regardless of the site, rental fees charged for each unit are determined by the occupant's income. Each site affords a variety of amenities such as community rooms and common laundries.

Administration and management of public housing. Information on programs such as Housing Choice Voucher Program formerly Section 8 for affordable housing.

Provides low rent public housing units including low income public housing for elderly and families. Emergency and temporary housing is not available, but priority can be given to a homeless person or family.

40 family units of 2,3,4 or 5 bedroom apartments at Mountaindale Road site, 10 family units at Maple Avenue site, with 1 bedroom apartments given preference to elderly and disabled persons. Two apartments at Maple Avenue are handicapped accessible and 1 apartment at Maple Avenue site is for hearing impaired.

Owns and operates five (5) public housing complexes including four family development and one senior/disabled building, and administers section 8 housing vouchers.

Help to advise and plan with city officials what is needed in the community for affordable housing, living conditions, subsidized housing, etc.

Improves substandard living conditions and revitalizes commercial centers, establishes programs to provide employment training and to prevent and treat problems of the disadvantaged, advises town government on policies for new and improved services, and facilities, and manages and coordinates homesteading and other federal and state housing programs.

Subsidizes tenants in privately owned housing.