Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Portage County Metropolitan Housing Authority.
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Nov 12, 2026
Lawn care and maintenance services for 11 Portage Metropolitan Housing Authority properties in Ravenna, Kent, and Brimfield, Ohio.
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City
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Ravenna
County
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Portage
Address
Physical address of this buyer.
2832 State Route 59
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
(330) 297-1489
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
44266
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Portage County Metropolitan Housing Authority
The Portage Metropolitan Housing Authority's 2026 Annual Plan outlines strategic objectives to address the housing needs of low-income families and individuals in Portage County. The plan prioritizes achieving and maintaining excellence in tenant-based housing programs, including expanding homeownership opportunities, and enhancing productivity and cost-effectiveness through technological advancements. Key focus areas involve strengthening collaborations with community partners to leverage resources for supportive housing and inter-agency cooperation, streamlining housing delivery, and developing an equitable rent system that incentivizes work and self-sufficiency. The overarching long-term vision aims to integrate community services for economic improvement and provide decent, safe, and affordable housing for elderly and disabled residents to promote aging in place and improve quality of life.
The 2025 Annual Plan for Portage Metropolitan Housing Authority details its short-term and long-term objectives under the Moving To Work (MTW) program. Short-term goals for 2025 include enhancing tenant-based housing programs, improving productivity and cost-effectiveness, and strengthening community partnerships to expand housing options and support services. The long-term vision aims to integrate community services for economic self-sufficiency, promote homeownership, and ensure decent, affordable housing for elderly and disabled residents. The plan outlines specific MTW activities such as increasing housing choice voucher payment standards, implementing homeownership and landlord incentives, and refining income exclusion policies to foster asset accumulation and reduce administrative costs.
Public-sector contacts connected to Portage County Metropolitan Housing Authority.
The 2026 Annual Plan for Portage Metropolitan Housing Authority (PMHA) details its strategic objectives and activities under the Moving To Work (MTW) demonstration program. The plan is structured around three statutory goals: reducing federal expenditures, incentivizing work and self-sufficiency, and increasing housing choices for low-income families. Key short-term goals for 2026 include achieving excellence in tenant-based housing programs, enhancing productivity and cost-effectiveness through technology, and strengthening community partnerships to leverage resources for initiatives like permanent supportive housing. The long-term vision emphasizes integrating community services for economic advancement, ensuring safe and affordable housing for vulnerable populations, streamlining housing delivery, and developing an equitable rent system. The document outlines various approved MTW activities across Housing Choice Voucher and Public Housing programs, addressing rent calculations, homeownership, landlord incentives, and re-entry support.
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