The Reno Housing Authority just opened waitlists today for their public housing sites and several other assistance programs.
A ribbon cutting was held on Friday for the Railyard Flats apartments in Sparks. The apartments are meant for low-income families.
On Monday, August 19, The Reno Housing Authority held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to introduce a new client resource kiosk to the community.
On Monday morning the Reno Housing Authority opened its waitlist for their public housing and housing choice voucher programs.
Reno Housing Authority waitlists opened on Monday, April 15, for the public housing program and the housing choice voucher.
The project cost around 5 million dollars, with 3 million from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA). 1.6 Million came from ARPA funds delivered by the state.
The organization has been serving the community since 1943 and they're looking forward to serving the community for another 80 years.
The City of Sparks and Reno Housing Authority are partnering to provide rental assistance funding to qualifying residents of Sparks.
The housing entity will be installing garden beds through the Urban Roots (local nonprofit) Gardening For All program.
Lawmakers approved the final $250 million to fully fund the program, allowing the Nevada Housing Division to allocate more funding to awardees.