Pike County, IL

Housing Authorities

Your local Housing Authority is listed below. You can give them a call or send an email to find out how they can help you find affordable housing.

Housing Authorities Pike County, IL

Pike County Housing Authority
838 Mason Street Po Box 123
Barry, IL 62312
IL071 low-rent Pike

Contact

(217) 407-0707
Phone
(217) 407-0708
Fax

Leadership

Noelle Flesner
Board Chairperson
Chris Bruns
Executive Director

How can Housing Authorities Help?

Housing Authorities (also called "Public Housing Authorities" or "Public Housing Agencies") are privately run, non-profit organizations in charge of overseeing public housing programs in a county or metro area.

Although they are privately run, Housing Authorities are government sanctioned and federally funded.

Pike County

Pike County has 1 Housing Authority. Find their contact information above.

PHAs may do just the Housing Voucher Choice Program (Section 8), low-rent public housing, or both.

Wait Lists

There is a widespread shortage of affordable public housing in Illinois. Most PHAs have a wait list of 1-2 years or more. PHAs may close the wait list when the list is too long.

You may consider checking PHAs in surrounding areas if you do not mind living in a nearby county.

Public Housing Authorities are free and are there to help you find affordable housing. Feel free to reach out to several housing authorities if needed.

Housing Authorities on this page apply to the following cities in Pike County, Illinois: Pittsfield, Barry, Griggsville, Pleasant Hill, Nebo, Hull, Baylis, New Canton, Chambersburg, Kinderhook, Milton, New Salem, Pearl, Perry, and Rockport.

These housing authorities apply to the following ZIP codes in Pike County, Illinois: 62363, 62312, 62340, 62366, 62355, 62343, 62314, 62356, 62323, 62345, 62352, 62357, 62361, 62362, and 62370.

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Last updated on February 25, 2020