About DCHA: Douglas County Housing Authority
was established in December of 1975. Our goal was
to meet the need for decent, safe, sanitary and affordable housing for low to moderate income families, individuals, elderly and disabled persons.

DCHA Mission: The mission of the Douglas County Housing Authority is to be a proactive, leading, and innovative affordable housing agency and advocate in assisting lower-income family, elderly, and disabled residents with their housing needs as clients are striving to achieve self-sufficiency or independent living.

DCHA Values: In addition to the values of self-sufficiency or independent living, residents will be provided with housing choices that are free of housing discrimination and architectural barriers. Housing sites and developments will be quality living environments that meet high standards for urban design and energy conservation. Programs and services will be administered with efficiency, effectiveness, and equity.

DCHA is governed by a seven-member Board of Commissioners, including a Resident Commissioner,
who are appointed by the Douglas County Board of Commissioners. Our policies and priorities are
established through a Five-Year/Annual Plan. DCHA
receives the majority of its funding from the
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
(HUD), which has rated us a High Performer.

Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday | 8:30am - 4:30pm