HOUSING AUTHORITY OF BALTIMORE CITY (HABC) NOTICE OF 30-DAY COMMENT PERIOD FOR THE FY 2026 ANNUAL PLAN AND OTHER POLICY DOCUMENTS

The following HABC documents are now available to the public for review and comment:

  1. The FY 2026 Moving to Work (MTW) Annual Plan;
  2. The FY 2026 Housing Choice Voucher (HCVP) Administrative Plan;
  3. A Summary of Changes to the FY 2026 HCVP Administrative Plan;
  4. The FY 2026 Public Housing Admission & Continued Occupancy Policies (ACOP);
  5. A Summary of changes to the FY 2026 ACOP; and
  6. The FY 2026 Baltimore Regional Housing Partnership (BRHP) Administrative Plan.

HABC will hold an in-person public meeting on September 22, 2025 at 4:30 p.m. in the Auditorium at Pleasant View Gardens, 201 N. Aisquith Street. The purpose of the meeting is to receive comments from interested members of the public on HABC’s proposed Annual MTW Plan for fiscal year 2026, HABC’s proposed 2026 HCVP Administrative Plan and proposed 2026 Public Housing ACOP and BRHP’s 2026 Administrative Plan.

Printed copies of these documents will be made available for review at all HABC-owned public housing management offices and at HABC’s Rental & Assisted Housing Office located at 1225 W. Pratt Street, Baltimore MD, 21223.

The deadline to submit all comments is October 3, 2025.

Comments on the proposed FY 2026 MTW Annual Plan, as well the proposed 2026 HCVP Administrative Plan, proposed 2026 Public Housing ACOP and proposed BRHP 2026 Administrative Plan can be submitted to HABC by:

  1. Attending the public meeting at Pleasant View Gardens on September 22, 2025 and signing up on-site to make a public comment;
  2. Email to Jeannine Dunn at Jeannine.Dunn@habc.org; and/or
  3. First-class mail, Attention Jeannine Dunn to: 

Housing Authority of Baltimore City 
417 E. Fayette Street – 13th Floor
Baltimore, Maryland 21202

2023 Accomplishments Report - A Look Back (2017-2024)

 

2018 Accomplishments

2019 Accomplishments

2020 Accomplishments

2021 Accomplishments

2022 Accomplishments

2023 Accomplishments

Brooklyn Homes After Action Report

The Scott Administration requested all departments and agencies that have been involved with the July 2, 2023, Brooklyn Homes mass shooting to provide an assessment of actions and responses since the incident occurred.

Final 2020 Fair Housing Analysis

HABC collaborated with a group of six local governments, five public housing authorities (PHAs), and the Baltimore Metropolitan Council (BMC) to complete the 2020 Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice in the Baltimore Region (AI). The analysis includes a considerable amount of data and input from a series of regional and local stakeholder meetings and a resident survey.  It also includes action steps to be taken by the participants regionally and in their specific jurisdictions.  Click on this link to read the Analysis.

You can click here to view the full 2020 fair housing analysis on the BMC website. This analysis uses data from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and other sources to identify impediments to housing choice for populations protected under the Fair Housing Act and proposed action steps to be incorporated into jurisdictional Consolidated Plans and PHA plans that begin July 1, 2020.

If you have any questions specific to HABC, please contact Stephenie Horton at Stephenie.Horton@habc.org.

HABC Relevant Documents

Fiscal Year Plans

 

Board Approved Policies

Annual Reports