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MOBILE HOUSING AUTHORITY

OPERATIONS UPDATE

Mobile Housing Authority will be officially OPEN to the public beginning May 9, 2022.

The lobbies of all MHA locations will be limited based on the seating capacity.

Masking will continue to be required.

The Mobile Housing Authority serves families who need quality housing in the City of Mobile.

We specialize in providing quality and affordable housing to families in Mobile, Alabama. Our goal is to become a Catalyst for Community and Family Empowerment. In this manner, we believe that we can help families on their journeys to achieve lifestyle and economic independence. Please learn more about us and programs we offer. We welcome you to use these programs on your journey toward independence or come along side and partner with us on exciting adventures empowering communities and families.

Neighborhood Development Department

If you are seeking information about the City of Mobile's Neighborhood Development Department, that information may be found here.

JOB OPPORTUNITY
HOUSING SPECIALIST I - MHA
JOB TYPE: 01-FULL-TIME PERMANENT
JOB NUMBER: #32632-0522
CLOSING: 5/31/2022 11:59 PM Central

General Information
This is specialized work performing technical case management duties associated with various rental assistance programs managed and administered by Mobile Housing Authority.

For more information or to apply:
Visit the Mobile County Personnel Board website.
https://www.personnelboard.org/

Update: Demolition of RV Taylor & Thomas James Place

The Mobile Housing Authority is years away from demolition and disposition at R.V Taylor Plaza and Thomas James Place. Demolition is expected to begin in early 2024. Request for Proposals (RFP) will likely be put out around that time.

In the interim, MHA will relocate residents.

Contractors requesting to be placed on Mobile Housing Authority's bid list should continue to check our website (http://www.mobilehousing.org). We will announce openings when the appropriate time comes. Thank you for your interest.

Media Release April 22, 2022

The Mobile Housing Authority calls on Gulf Village residents and visitors to cease fire.

So far this year, Prichard Police has responded to 230 calls at Gulf Village Homes.

MHA is extremely concerned by the high number of 911 calls and almost daily shootings at the property.

Residents, employees and innocent bystanders are at risk.

In March, MHA released its $1.8 million two-phase Gulf Village Homes Infrastructure Plan.

The Gulf Village Homes Infrastructure Plan is supported by funds awarded by the Mobile County Commission.

This month, contractors have had to take cover and protect themselves while working on the job.

As an employer and landlord, the health and safety of our team members, residents, and contractors are of paramount importance to us.

Mobile Housing Authority pleads with the public to stop this gun violence.

In hopes to combat crime, MHA recently increased its security budget at Gulf Village Homes and has requested increased patrols from the Prichard Police Department and Mobile County Sheriff's Office.

JOB OPPORTUNITY
HOUSING SPECIALIST II - MHA

JOB TYPE: 01-FULL-TIME PERMANENT
JOB NUMBER: #32088-0322
CLOSING: 4/19/2022 11:59 PM CT

General Information:
This is specialized administrative and supervisory work performing advanced technical case management duties and responsibilities associated with various rental assistance programs managed and administered by Mobile Housing Authority.

For more information or to apply:
Visit the Mobile County Personnel Board website.

GULF VILLAGE HOMES INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT
$1.8 MILLION TWO-PHASE PROJECT

Through partnership with the Mobile County Commission, Gulf Village Homes will receive vital repairs to enhance safety and living conditions.

The $1.8 million two-phase project will include:

20 new stop and street signs
Speed Tables
Clean storm drain lines and inlets along development roads
Replacing roughly 12,000 square feet of broken, cracked and deteriorated sidewalks
Mill and repaved streets

The Gulf Village Infrastructure Project is supported by funds awarded by the Mobile County Commission.

$160,000 from Mobile County Commission District 1 funds
Projected start dates are in May
Phase I will cost an estimated $167,000
Phase II will cost an estimated $1.63 million

Update: Demolition of RV Taylor & Thomas James Place

The Mobile Housing Authority is years away from demolition and disposition at R.V Taylor Plaza and Thomas James Place. Demolition is expected to begin in early 2024. Request for Proposals (RFP) will likely be put out around that time.

In the interim, MHA will relocate residents.

Contractors requesting to be placed on Mobile Housing Authority's bid list should continue to check our website (http://www.mobilehousing.org). We will announce openings when the appropriate time comes. Thank you for your interest.

Media Release April 22, 2022

The Mobile Housing Authority calls on Gulf Village residents and visitors to cease fire.

So far this year, Prichard Police has responded to 230 calls at Gulf Village Homes.

MHA is extremely concerned by the high number of 911 calls and almost daily shootings at the property.

Residents, employees and innocent bystanders are at risk.

In March, MHA released its $1.8 million two-phase Gulf Village Homes Infrastructure Plan.

The Gulf Village Homes Infrastructure Plan is supported by funds awarded by the Mobile County Commission.

This month, contractors have had to take cover and protect themselves while working on the job.

As an employer and landlord, the health and safety of our team members, residents, and contractors are of paramount importance to us.

Mobile Housing Authority pleads with the public to stop this gun violence.

In hopes to combat crime, MHA recently increased its security budget at Gulf Village Homes and has requested increased patrols from the Prichard Police Department and Mobile County Sheriff's Office.

GULF VILLAGE HOMES INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT$1.8 MILLION TWO-PHASE PROJECT

Through partnership with the Mobile County Commission, Gulf Village Homes will receive vital repairs to enhance safety and living conditions.

The $1.8 million two-phase project will include:

20 new stop and street signs

Speed Tables

Clean storm drain lines and inlets along development roads

Replacing roughly 12,000 square feet of broken, cracked and deteriorated sidewalks

Mill and repaved streets

The Gulf Village Infrastructure Project is supported by funds awarded by the Mobile County Commission.

$160,000 from Mobile County Commission District 1 funds

Projected start dates are in May

Phase I will cost an estimated $167,000

Phase II will cost an estimated $1.63 million

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GULF VILLAGE HOMES INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT
$1.8 MILLION TWO-PHASE PROJECT