Greene Metropolitan Housing Authority works towards the following goals:
- Expand the supply of housing opportunities.
- Disperse housing throughout the county, within each locality.
- Offer low-income families better locations for housing.
- Aid in upgrading local housing through GMHA programs.
- Be sensitive to the goals and desires of the community.
- Respect the dignity and rights of tenants.
Greene Metropolitan Housing Authority (GMHA) is a public housing program that is designed to help Greene County citizens and their families with affordable housing options. GMHA is a non-profit agency located in Xenia, Ohio.
Greene County Metropolitan Housing offers a variety of housing programs to help tenants maintain and enjoy their housing units. GMHA receives most of its funding through the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
The Probate and Common Pleas Courts, the County Commissioners, and the Mayor of Beavercreek appoint the five-member board that governs GMHA.
GMHA Board Members
Stan Popp, Interim Executive Director
Joyce Huddleson, Deputy Director
Nancy Hadley, Board Chair
Marilyn McCauley, Vice Chair
Pam Gayheart, Board Member
Penny Madry-Johnson, Board Member
Stacy Leggett, Resident Member
Board of Commissioners
Meetings are held on the 3rd Tuesday at 4:30 pm of each month except the month of August.
Our Vision: Housing that works to enhance life in Greene County.
Our Mission Statement: Greene Metropolitan Housing Authority is committed to providing quality, affordable housing, and services in an efficient and creative manner.
We invite you to visit our office to learn more about Greene County Housing Authority and how we can help.