PUBLIC NOTICE:

Because there are over 1300 families on the current waiting list, the Medina Metropolitan Housing Authority (MMHA) will close its Section 8 Housing Voucher Program waiting list on June 30, 2007. Applications received or postmarked after this date will not be added to the waiting list.

About the MMHA

The Medina Metropolitan Housing Authority (MMHA) was established in 1953 as an independent political subdivision of the state of Ohio. MMHA provides affordable, quality housing for eligible residents throughout Medina County.

Headquartered in Medina, our offices are centrally located among our properties so we can provide fast, convenient, responsive service. In addition to providing housing, we provide support services to clients as they work towards greater self-sufficiency.

The MMHA Mission

Our primary mission is to create, develop and manage properties and programs that provide affordable housing for Medina County residents who have low to moderate incomes.

We work hard to make home ownership a reality for the people we serve. We provide financial and educational assistance to individuals and families, as well as the elderly and residents with special needs. MMHA works with several local agencies including the Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health (ADAMH) Board, Medina County Job and Family Sevices and Community Action.

How We're Funded

Rental income, fees and federal housing subsidies are the primary sources of funding for the MMHA. Our agency uses no city, county or state tax dollars to operate.