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The Housing Authority of the City & County of San Francisco continues working diligently to ensure that essential services are provided while following the Department of Public Health's directive to limit any exposure due to COVID-19. To meet customer needs, the Authority, like other City and County of San Francisco departments, has taken immediate action.

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The Public Housing Operations

A Public Housing Agency (PHA) is a governmental body that is authorized to assist in the development or operation of housing for low-income families.

The goal of the Housing Authority of the City & County of San Francisco is to provide decent, safe, sanitary, drug-free housing in good repair to all residents.

In this effort, the agency also strives to improve living conditions for low-income families while charging only 30% of the families’ income for rent.

The rules and regulations that govern Public Housing Authorities are determined by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).

These rules and regulations are also referenced in the Code of Federal Regulations 24 (CFR). A new CFR is released each year with updated rules and regulations.

You can learn more about the Public Housing Program on HUD’s website here. The waitlist is currently closed.

The Public Housing Operations Department owns and manages the agency’s conventional public housing program. Family housing, senior housing,

and housing for people with disabilities fall under the department’s oversight.

HUD has established a formula that determines how much of your rent you will pay.

Rental payment will be the highest of the following values:

- 30% of monthly adjusted income (after allowed deductions)

- 10% of monthly income

- $25 minimum rent

- Flat rent (Varies by property as determined by market survey)

Do you think you qualify for food stamps? Please click here:

SFHA Public Housing Resident FAQ

SFHA Public Housing Resident COVID-19 FAQ

Public Housing Operations Documents

	Type	Name
		1. Request for Transfer Form
		10. How to Submit a Work Order
		11. How to Submit a Work Order - Spanish
		12. How to Submit a Work Order - Chinese
		13. Manual Work Order Request Form
		14. Manual Work Order Request Form - Spanish
		15. Manual Work Order Request Form - Chinese
		16. Request to Add Family Member Form
		2. Personal Declaration 2021
		4. Request for Informal Settlement Hearing
		5. Request for Translation Certification
		6. Claim Form
		7. Authorization to Release Information
		8. Reasonable Accommodation Forms
		9. Rent Abatement
		CEQA Notice of Exemption-Hayes Valley South
		Contact Information Update - PH
		SFHA - Interim Reexamination Public Housing

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SFHA Programs Documents

	Type	Name
		2016 - 2021 Five Year Plan
		ACOP 100118
		Annual Plan FY 2019
		Frequently Asked Questions
		Hearing Procedure
		HUD Smoke Free Policy Fact Sheet
		HUD Smoke Free Policy Information for Residents
		HUD Smoke Free Policy Recommended 18-Month Timeline
		HUD Smoke Free Policy Recommended Checklist
		LEP Plan
		LEP Procedure
		Limited English Proficiency Plan
		Maintenance Plan 2015
		Procurement_Policy_Rev_11-18-15
		Public Housing Admission and Continue Occupancy Policy August 1, 2016
		Public Housing Agency Annual Plan 2017
		SFHA ACOP 100119 F
		SFHA-LEP Vital Document List_2017

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The Public Housing Operations

A Public Housing Agency (PHA) is a governmental body that is authorized to assist in the development or operation of housing for low-income families.

The goal of the Housing Authority of the City & County of San Francisco is to provide decent, safe, sanitary, drug-free housing in good repair to all residents.

In this effort, the agency also strives to improve living conditions for low-income families while charging only 30% of the families’ income for rent.

The rules and regulations that govern Public Housing Authorities are determined by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).

These rules and regulations are also referenced in the Code of Federal Regulations 24 (CFR). A new CFR is released each year with updated rules and regulations.

You can learn more about the Public Housing Program on HUD’s website here. The waitlist is currently closed.

The Public Housing Operations Department owns and manages the agency’s conventional public housing program. Family housing, senior housing,

and housing for people with disabilities fall under the department’s oversight.

HUD has established a formula that determines how much of your rent you will pay.

Rental payment will be the highest of the following values:

- 30% of monthly adjusted income (after allowed deductions)

- 10% of monthly income

- $25 minimum rent

- Flat rent (Varies by property as determined by market survey)

Do you think you qualify for food stamps? Please click here:

SFHA Public Housing Resident FAQ

SFHA Public Housing Resident COVID-19 FAQ

Public Housing Operations Documents

SFHA Programs Documents

Comparing LH-LIPH Comparison Race Demographics

SFHA Informative Message

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The Public Housing Operations

A Public Housing Agency (PHA) is a governmental body that is authorized to assist in the development or operation of housing for low-income families.

The goal of the Housing Authority of the City & County of San Francisco is to provide decent, safe, sanitary, drug-free housing in good repair to all residents.

In this effort, the agency also strives to improve living conditions for low-income families while charging only 30% of the families’ income for rent.

The rules and regulations that govern Public Housing Authorities are determined by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).

These rules and regulations are also referenced in the Code of Federal Regulations 24 (CFR). A new CFR is released each year with updated rules and regulations.

You can learn more about the Public Housing Program on HUD’s website here. The waitlist is currently closed.

The Public Housing Operations Department owns and manages the agency’s conventional public housing program. Family housing, senior housing,

and housing for people with disabilities fall under the department’s oversight.

HUD has established a formula that determines how much of your rent you will pay.

Rental payment will be the highest of the following values:

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- 30% of monthly adjusted income (after allowed deductions)

- 10% of monthly income

- $25 minimum rent

- Flat rent (Varies by property as determined by market survey)

Do you think you qualify for food stamps? Please click here:

SFHA Public Housing Resident FAQ

​SFHA Public Housing Resident COVID-19 FAQ​

Public Housing Operations Documents

SFHA Programs Documents

Comparing LH-LIPH Comparison Race Demographics

SFHA Informative Message

OUR OFFICE

HOURS

PublicHousingProgram

SFHA Public Housing Resident COVID-19 FAQ