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The Applicant Portal allows easy access to apply to a waiting list online, change your contact information, view/update your existing waiting list applications, contact the Housing Authority caseworkers via direct messaging, update electronic notification preferences, send and receive documents to/from the Housing Authority via the Secure Document Exchange, and look up your status and position on the waiting lists. The MMHA is excited to announce our new Applicant Portal that is found by clicking on Find a Home, then Applicant Portal. If you are interested in this position, please submit an email to for consideration. Please click on the attachment below for additional information.
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This is a bargaining unit position with a starting wage of $17.00 per hour plus generous fringe benefits including 15 sick days per year, generous vacation allowance, 12 holidays, comprehensive health insurance, and an attractive public employee pension plan. A significant annual training curriculum is included, uniforms and an annual boot allowance are provided along with all tooling and equipment. We request Maintenance Mechanic experience of no less than one year in a similar position. The Maintenance Mechanic position performs basic and advanced mechanical maintenance and custodial duties at each Housing Authority development. The Medina Metropolitan Housing Authority is currently hiring for the full-time position of Maintenance Mechanic. This is the Authority’s fourth residential facility in Wadsworth.Īnnouncements Job Opening Maintenance Mechanic Santee Landing is an affordable housing development comprised of 45 apartments. The Medina Metropolitan Housing Authority has finished the construction of Santee Landing located at 455 Seville Road in Wadsworth, Ohio. Please contact Piper Morgan, Program Manager, with any questions at 33 ext. Founded in 1953, the Authority closely collaborates with the Medina County Commissioners, the cities of Brunswick, Medina, & Wadsworth, and county agencies like Job & Family Services, the ADAMH Board, and the Office for Older Adults. Medina MHA serves over 1,250 households each month with rental units, rental assistance programs, and emergency housing assistance. This is consistent with Medina MHA’s Strategic Plan as it works to connect eligible households with resources for affordable housing to aid in meeting other economic, educational, and social needs. MTW encourages an entrepreneurial spirit to think of and create solutions in a new way. MTW PHAs are now in 40 states and the District of Columbia. With the addition of the 18 PHAs selected for this cohort, HUD will have added a total of 87 PHAs to the MTW Demonstration Program since January 2021.
MTW allows PHAs the flexibility to create customized solutions to their community’s specific challenges. The Housing Authority was one of only 18 agencies selected throughout the country for this expansion and the only one in Ohio.įirst authorized by Congress in 1996, MTW is a demonstration that provides public housing authorities (PHAs) the opportunity to redefine how they operate by giving them flexibility to try “outside the box” ideas that address local community needs in innovative ways. Through this initiative, HUD will evaluate asset building activities that encourage the creation and growth of savings accounts and other strategies to enhance the economic outcomes for assisted households. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) on Septemannounced the selection of the Medina Metropolitan Housing Authority as part of its expansion of the Moving to Work (MTW) Demonstration Program. Moving to Work (MTW) Demonstration Program
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The full swim schedule will be available at registration.Due to the high demand for affordable housing that has resulted in lengthy waiting lists, the Housing Authority has closed the following waiting lists. The swim program starts with a “mommy and me” class for children 6 months to age 2, classes for 3- and 4-year-olds, and then classes for levels 1 to 6.
Besides games, the program will include bowling, field trips, a carnival and other activities. Mondays through Thursdays and until 3 p.m. The parks program is for children ages 6 to 12. The Village of Medina and towns of Ridgeway and Shelby all contribute to funding the program. The parks program will be run at the Oak Orchard Elementary School campus with the pool program at the middle school.
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12, a free program for children ages 6 to 12 in the Medina school district. The summer parks and swim program will be starting July 5 and run through Aug.
MEDINA – With rain in the forecast on Thursday, the signups for Medina’s Joint Recreation Summer program have been moved from Butts Park to the Wise Intermediate School on Gwinn Street. By Tom Rivers, Editor Posted 15 June 2022 at 8:25 am
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