Vernon Section 8 waitlist, Aug 16-30th, 2019

PUBLIC NOTICE OPENING OF THE VERNON HOUSING AUTHORITY SECTION 8 WAIT LIST

Starting on August 16, 2019 the Vernon Housing Authority will accept applications for their Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher program.

The waitlist will remain open until August 30, 2019. Applicants are encouraged to apply on-line as you will need to create an account to access your information and to update your information.

 

To apply online and set up a new account on GoSection8.com:

✓Go to https://www.gosection8.com/Vernon-Housing-Authority/HA4027 on any computer, cell phone or tablet.

✓Click on the “Apply Now” link

✓Set up a new GoSection8.com username and password

 ✓Verify your email address and phone number 

✓Complete your application and sign and submit

 

Once the waitlist closes on August 30, 2019 eligible applicants will receive a lottery number and will be placed on the VHA Section 8 Waitlist in a randomized order. 

Applicants will receive receipt of their application and lottery number at that time. Applications are available for download at www.vernonhousing.org .effective 8/16/2019.

Windsor elderly August 19-22nd, 2019

Windsor 55+ Aug 19-Aug 22, 2019
Please view link.

Zbikowski Bristol Project Based- Aug 19- Sept 2, 2019

Zbikowski Park Neighborhood Limited Partnership Apartments

The Housing Authority of the City of Bristol announces the opening of the waitlist for Zbikowski Park Neighborhood, LLC 22 rehabbed PBV (Project Based Voucher Program) units on: 

August 19, 2019 through September 2, 2019 

Pre-application's will be available for pick up in person at the Bristol Housing Authority 164 Jerome Avenue Bristol, CT 06010 and on our website at www.bristolhousing.org

 

Applications will no longer be available after Monday September 2, 2019 All Pre-Application will be accepted by mail only Mail to: The Bristol Housing Authority Attention: Zbikowski Park PBV Waiting List 164 Jerome Avenue Bristol, CT 06010 

All Pre-Applications must be post marked by September 2, 2019. Any Pre-Application post marked before August 19, 2019 or after September 2, 2019 will not be accepted. 

A lottery draw will be used to choose 300 Applications on September 23, 2019. 

Applicants already on waiting list for other housing programs must apply separately for Zbikowski Park, such applicants will not lose their place on other waiting lists when they apply for a PBV unit. 

Office hours are Monday, Wednesday, Friday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Tuesday 8:30am to 1:00pm and Thursday 1:00pm to 4:30pm. 

ONLY ONE PRE-APPLICATION WILL BE ACCEPTED PER HOUSEHOLD Income Qualifications 

1 Person $ 35,350

2 Persons $ 40,400

3 Persons$ 45,450

4 Persons $ 50,450

5 Persons $ 54,500

6 Persons $ 58,550 

Income restrictions apply. To qualify, your income must be equal to or below those in the chart based on number of persons living in the apartment. If you have any questions please contact Beatrice Nieves, Senior Property Manager at (860) 973-3285

Housing Waiting Lists

Attached, please find information on three housing opportunities:

1. Charter Oak Communities - Affordable Apartments - Enrollment is open from TODAY through AUGUST 2, 2019  - Please see the information for Glenbrook Crossing.
2. Wallingford Housing Authority - State Elderly/Disabled.   Closing Date for Waiting List is Monday, September 2, 2019.  See attached
3. Bristol Housing Authority - Komanetsky Estates - congregate living for residents who are 62 or older who have temporary or permanent difficulties with one or more essential activities of daily living.  Rent includes utilities, a daily meal in the dining room and light housekeeping services once a week.  See attached.  Closing date is Friday, November 8, 2019

Please be sure to read the instructions so that you can access the applications and submit them in the prescribed manner.

 

Komenetsky Estates

 

Charter Oak Glenbrook Crossing  

Wallingford Housing Authority - State Elderly/Disabled

Heat Related Emergencies - Be Prepared

What are Heat-Related Emergencies?

Heat-related emergencies occur when a person's body is unable to cool itself through sweating and heat loss into the air. It is most common when a person becomes dehydrated, and there is high temperature with high humidity and no breeze. The people most at risk are those who work or exercise outdoors in the heat, such as athletes, laborers, and soldiers, or those who have poor tolerance to heat, such as the elderly, the very young, alcoholics, or people who are obese or have medical problems.

It's key to recognize a heat-related emergency and treat it before it becomes life-threatening. There are 3 types of heat-related emergencies, each heat-related condition is progressively more serious.

1. Heat Cramps: Painful muscle cramps in the abdomen, arms and legs, usually during strenuous activity; heavy sweating.
• Treatment of Heat Cramps:
• Stop activity and move to a cool location
• Drink sports drink or juice, or water if the others are not available.
• Gently stretch and massage muscles.
2. Heat Exhaustion: Sweating; thirst; pale, cool skin; weakness; headache; dizziness; nausea; vomiting; muscle cramps. Develops when you ignore early signs of heat-related emergency or illness. Condition can worsen quickly
• Treatment of Heat Exhaustion:
• Stop activity and lie down in a cool location
• Remove clothing.
• Cool the person (cool water bath, spray, fan)
• Drink sports drink or juice, or water if the others are not available.
3. Heat Stroke: The body can no longer control its temperature; the body temperature rises rapidly. This is a life-threatening emergency.
• Signs and Symptoms of Heat Stroke:
• High body temperature.
• Dry or moist, flushed skin.
• Confusion, dizziness.
• Slurred speech.
• Seizures. Severe headache. Fast breathing and pulse.
• Unresponsiveness.
• Treatment of Heat Stroke:
• Call 9-1-1 (activate EMS).
• Quickly cool the victim by immersing in water up to neck; spraying, sponging or showering with cool water; placing ice packs against the groin, armpits and sides of the neck.

Monterey Place/New Haven Accepting Applications 62+

Monterey Place is accepting applications for senior (62+) and disabled clients.

Link to Application & Letter:  Monterey Place Application 62+

Wallingford Zero Bedroom State elderly/Disables waitlist 7/8/19-9/2/19

WALLINGFORD HOUSING AUTHORITYWAITING LIST OPENING

State Elderly/Disabled

Effective Monday, July 8, 2019

The Wallingford Housing Authority (WHA) will open the zero (0) bedroom waitlist for its State Elderly/Disabled housing program. 

The closing date for the Waiting List will be Monday, September 2, 2019 at 3 p.m. Applicants may apply for the waiting list by completing the appropriate application. Following the closing date, each applicant’s Waiting List position will be determined by a lottery selection as set forth in the WHA’s Tenant Selection Plan. 

Copies of this plan can be obtained at the management office address listed below. All applications must be complete with copies of all required documentation attached.

Applications must be signed & dated by all adult members of the applicant household 18 years of age and older. All applications & documentation must be date-stamped at the Wallingford Housing Authority on or before September 2, 2019at 3:00 PM.

FAXED OR EMAILED APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED. WHA WILL NOT MAKE COPIES OF REQUIRED DOCUMENTS. 

Applications can be obtained in person at 45 Tremper Drive, Wallingford, CT 06492 or by mail please call 203-269-5173. The fax number is (203) 269-5150 and the email address is info@wallingfordha.com.

*******Efectivo el Lunes 8de Julio2019,La Autoridad de Vivienda de Wallingford (WHA) abrirá la lista de espera de cero (0) dormitoriopara la programa de vivienda deEstatal de Ancianos y Discapacitados. La fecha de cierre de la lista de espera será Lunes2de Septiembre2019a las 3 p.m.Los solicitantes pueden solicitar la lista de espera completando la solicitud correspondiente. 

Después de la fecha de cierre, la posición de la lista de espera de cada solicitante se determinará mediante una selección de lotería tal como se establece en el Plan de selección de inquilinos de la WHA. Se pueden obtener copias de este plan en la dirección de la oficina de administración que se detalla a continuación. Todas las aplicaciones deben estar completas con copias de toda la documentación necesario adjunta. 

Las solicitudes deben estar firmadas y fechadas por todos los miembros adultos del hogar solicitante de 18 años de edad en adelante.  Todas las aplicaciones y documentación deben estar selladas con fecha en la Autoridad de Vivienda de Wallingford el 2de Septiembre 2019o antes, a las 3:00 p.m.

 

SE ACEPTARÁN LAS APLICACIONES ENVIADAS POR CORREO O POR CORREO ELECTRÓNICO. WHA NO HARÁ COPIAS DE LOS DOCUMENTOS REQUERIDOS.

Las solicitudes se pueden obtener en persona en 45 Tremper Drive, Wallingford, CT 06492 o por correo, por favor llame al 203-269-5173. El número de fax es (203) 269-5150 y la dirección de correo electrónico es info@wallingfordha.com