Wanda Coleman has been living out of town and sleeping at Chattanooga missions off and on for two years while waiting for public housing in Chattanooga to come available.
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Housing need increases, availability declines
Less than a year after the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development praised the Chattanooga Housing Authority for fully leasing its Housing Choice Voucher Program, the department is cutting money for the program’s staff.
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Housing program loses 20 percent of staff
The Chattanooga Housing Authority is closer to getting off the federal government’s troubled agency hit list after receiving an audit that showed CHA in the black with $73 million in net assets.
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Chattanooga Housing Authority expected to meet standards
