About Us

Englewood, New Jersey

Englewood Housing Authority (EHA) was founded in 1976. The first building to be constructed was the Vincente K. Tibbs Senior Citizen building at 111 West Street in 1976 consisting of 152 units of efficiency and one bedroom units.

About Englewood Housing Authority

In 1991, the Housing Authority acquired 167-169 Moorse Place, a four family structure with four units. In 2001, the Housing Authority purchased 115 Humphrey Street consisting of 9 units primarily for Section 8 qualified senior/disabled individuals. Funding to maintain these properties comes primarily from the federal government directed at low and low-to moderate income families.

Housing Authority policies and procedures including, but not limited to, Admissions and Occupancy, Grievance Procedures, Section 8 Administrative Plan, Procurement Policy and Rules and Regulations are available for public review at 111 West Street, Englewood, NJ 07631.

Who We Are

The Englewood Housing Authority was formed prior to 1976 for the initial purpose of constructing the Tibbs Senior Citizen Building at 111 West Street, comprised of 152 units; 111 zero bedroom units and 41 one bedroom units. The building opened in 1976 as scheduled and was funded as a public housing unit under the U.S. Department of HUD. As of January 1, 2017 the Tibbs building has been converted into the Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD) project. All public housing units have been revised to Project Based Voucher.

A few years later, a need was clearly seen for expanded help for families in the community, and the Housing Authority applied for and received Section 8 certificates. Currently, we have 501 housing choice vouchers throughout the city of Englewood.

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What We Do

The Mission of the Housing Authority of the City of Englewood is to provide clean, safe, affordable and well maintained housing for the residents of their community that is free from discrimination. The Englewood Housing Authority will also help their residents improve the quality of their life by creating and supporting opportunities for their economic independence, educational growth and personal fulfillment. We aspire to instill a sense of pride in those who reside in our developments.

FAQs

Find quick answers to common questions about our programs and services. If you need more help, our team is here to assist you.

Is the waiting list open?

At this time our waiting lists for Westmoor Gardens and Section 8 are closed. The waiting list for senior housing is open. Public notices will be published in the local newspaper prior to opening and closing of all waiting lists. Applications cannot be given while the list is closed.

How do I apply?

When the “Waiting List” is open applications for rental assistance in the City of Englewood are accepted in person, at 111 West Street, Englewood, NJ, Monday – Friday between the hours of 9:00AM and 4::00PM except on holidays. Applications may also be requested and returned by mail.

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