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Tallahassee Housing Authority

Tallahassee , FL Public Housing Authority

Tallahassee Housing Authority administers public housing serving Leon , Florida. Contact the authority directly to apply, check waitlist status, and confirm current openings. According to HUD records, Tallahassee Housing Authority manages 2,797 Section 8 vouchers and 3,098 public housing units in and around Tallahassee .

Phone
(850) 385-6126
Email
brenda@tallha.org
Address
2940 Grady Rd , Tallahassee , FL, 32312
Programs
Combined
Section 8 vouchers
2,797
Public housing units
3,098
County
Leon

How to apply

Applications for Section 8 vouchers and public housing go through the housing authority, not Lease Lantern. Most authorities open and close their waitlists periodically; call or email Tallahassee Housing Authorityto confirm whether a list is open and what documents you’ll need. Eligibility is based on household income relative to your area’s limits.

Frequently asked questions

How do I apply for Section 8 through Tallahassee Housing Authority?

Apply directly through the authority at (850) 385-6126. Waitlists open and close periodically, so confirm a list is open before applying.

Is the Tallahassee Housing Authority waitlist open?

Waitlist status is set by the authority and changes often. Contact Tallahassee Housing Authority directly at (850) 385-6126 to confirm current openings.

Helpful next steps

Browse affordable housing in Florida →Check Florida income limitsHow to join Florida Section 8 waitlistsHow Section 8 worksHow affordable housing waitlists work

Other housing authorities in Florida

Arcadia Housing Authority — Arcadia Alachua County — Gainesville Area Housing Commission — Pensacola Broward County Housing Authority — Lauderdale Lakes Baker County Housing Assistance Program — Macclenny Boley Centers, Inc. — St Petersburg Brooksville Housing Authority — Brooksville Clearwater Housing Authority — Clearwater Carrfour Supportive Housing, Inc. — Miami Chipley Housing Authority — Chipley

Source: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), Public Housing Authority contact data. Always confirm details with the authority directly.