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HACEP Helps Displaced Families of Trowbridge Apartments
HACEP Offices Closed May 27 for Memorial Day
May 2013 Edition of HACEP News
Keeping Public Housing Clean During Global Youth Service Day
HACEP's Public Housing Program Earns High Performance Status from HUD for Third Time in Four Years
Scholarship Application for Underserved Youth
HACEP Offers Housing Assistance to Domestic Farm Laborers
HACEP Opens Public Housing Waitlist for 4- & 5-Bedroom Units
HACEP and City Celebrate Grand Opening of Elvin Estates Affordable Housing Community in Lower Valley
Mayor Reappoints Three to HACEP Board of Commissioners
HACEP's Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8) Program Earns High Performance Status by HUD for Third Consecutive Year



HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF EL PASO

Our Mission

The mission of the Housing Authority of the City of El Paso, TX is to provide safe, decent and affordable housing for assisted families at or below 80 percent of area median income.

          
                Gerald Cichon 
       Chief Executive Officer
 

General Information


The Housing Authority of the City of El Paso was established in 1938 to provide low-income residents of the City of El Paso with access to low-cost housing. We develop, acquire, lease and operate affordable housing for the residents of El Paso with limited income. Over the years the need for housing in El Paso has increased. Currently, the Authority provides 6,044 public housing units in 8 Asset Managment Project sites, 538 units in New Construction, 496 tax credit units, 438 non-subsidized units and 5,322 Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers (rental assistance to private owners). Although we are funded primarily by the federal government, we operate in many respects as a private management company. We employ industry best practices.

The Authority is governed by a five-member Board of Commissioners appointed by the Mayor of the City of El Paso. One member represents the residents of the Housing Authority. The Housing Authority Chief Executive Officer reports to the Board of Commissioners. The Authority has a budgeted staff of 450 in 10 major divisions. The operations of the Housing Authority is headed by the Chief Operating Officer who provides oversight to the Office of Public Housing, the Office of Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers and the Office of Development and Capital Funds Programs. The administrative division is headed by the Chief Financial Officer who provides oversight to the Office Information Technology, the Office of Procurement and Contract Compliance, the Office of Budget and Grants Compliance and the Office of Accounting and Finance. The Office of the Chief Executive Officer manages all daily operations of the Housing Authority including the administrative offices of the Chief Operating Officer, the Chief Financial Officer, the Legal Department, Human Resources and the Public Information Officer. 

                             http://www.hacep.org/commissioners.sstg
           Joe Fernandez                                  Sue Pratt
            Chairperson                              Vice-Chairperson

                                     
              Kevin Quinn                                Lynn Coyle
             Commisioner                            Commisioner   
 


          
         
               Lupita Licerio
       Resident Commisioner