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Spring 2013 HACE Newsletter Published



Our Spring 2013 News & Views  newsletter is available online. To read the online version, click HERE or on the image above. The printed version is available in limited amounts at the Authority's Central office, 606 Holland Street. All of our newsletters are available to read online. To view and read prior newsletters, click HERE. To be put on our mailing list for the printed version, call 452-2425. For more information on any items in the current newsletter, the news media may call John Horan at 452-2425.

2013 Annual Calendar



Click on the photo above to view our 2013 annual calendar offering, "It's About People -- Our People," which features 12 of our employees who started their careers with us when they were residents of public housing, illustrating their tenacity and how the Authority strives to achieve its mission statement, which includes assisting our residents to achieve economic self-sufficiency. The calendar, which celebrates ther Authority's 75th birthday, has been mailed to our residents and our community partners; it will be available in a limited supply at our administration office, 606 Holland Street.


MEDIA LINKS:

Watch the video of...
.... Thirty-two students being awarded $44,032 for private elementary schools and college on July 26, 2010, at Erie City Hall Council Chambers in a presentation ceremony in which HACE Executive Director John E. Horan gave tribute to those responsible for the scholarship programs. Click here to watch the presentation video...

Listen to...
.... Kim Young's recent WQLN FM 91.3 radio broadcast with Erie Housing Authority Director John E. Horan and Board Chair Agnes Priscaro by clicking HERE to listen via your computers's MP3 player. The one-hour interview featured Horan and Priscaro on the "Weekend -- All Things Erie" show.The health care clinic at Harbor Homes and the mission and goals of the Authority were discussed.


We Respect Your Right to Know!
You have the right to request access to the Housing Authority of the City of Erie (HACE) public records. For more on this, go HERE.


75 Years ...
 Read About the Beginnings of HACE ... Originally established by City Council in 1938, to address the housing needs of low-income families, the Housing Authority of the City of Erie has had a long and distinguished history. Read more by clicking HERE.

And ...
Read About the History of Public Housing in the U.S. ... Read about Erie's place in the national scope of pubic housing. Click HERE.

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Read About the History of HUD ... Read about the instrumental role in urban development of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Developmemt. Click HERE.


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The Housing Authority of the City of Erie (HACE) exists to provide
safe, decent, and affordable housing for lower-income families, elderly and
persons with disabilities; and to foster among the residents we serve
economic self-sufficiency, and a sense of community and pride in the
neighborhoods where they reside.

To this end, the Housing Authority, through its admission and occupancy policy, will provide housing to a cross-section of the low-income population in order to obtain a broad range of incomes in public housing and to promote economic diversity resulting from employment.

HACE owns and manages more than 2,000 quality housing units in the City of Erie for low and moderate income families, elderly, and persons with disabilities.

HACE also provides rental assistance to more than 1,000 families for units rented from private landlords through the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher program. The housing choice voucher program is the federal government's major program for assisting very low-income families, the elderly, and the disabled to afford decent, safe, and sanitary housing in the private market. Since housing assistance is provided on behalf of the family or individual, participants are able to find their own housing, including single-family homes, townhouses and apartments.

The types of housing in our programs are varied. From multi-family units to single family homes, from suburban apartment style complexes to high rise buildings, we have the housing available to meet many low income needs.
But as you will find out while browsing this site -- and please use "News To Use" as the column at left invites you to do -- it's not just about housing, mortar, and bricks. It's about education, jobs, recreation, health, and a whole host of services we provide for our residents.

It's about people.

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