Fort Fairfield Housing Authority is a public housing authority in Fort Fairfield, Maine. HUD lists the program type as Combined, which means both public housing and Housing Choice Vouchers. HUD reports 152 Housing Choice Voucher units. HUD reports 81 public housing units. Waiting-list status is not yet verified. We publish open or closed only after reading the authority’s own page. The contact information on this page is from HUD and is free to read. We do not take applications. Applying to the authority is free.
Each list below is separate. A status is open or closed only when the housing authority’s own page says so. The source link and the date we last read that page are on the card.
We have not checked this waitlist yet. We only publish open, closed, or opening soon after a person confirms it on the housing authority’s own website.
Source: section8.fyi/about#how-we-check
Last verified: not yet verified
We have not checked this waitlist yet. We only publish open, closed, or opening soon after a person confirms it on the housing authority’s own website.
Source: section8.fyi/about#how-we-check
Last verified: not yet verified
We do not take the application. The housing authority does. Applying to its waitlist is free.
We have not confirmed how to apply, because we have not yet read a page that states a waiting-list status. Start from the contact information on this page, and use the authority’s own website when you have it.
This is a common checklist, not Fort Fairfield Housing Authority’s list. Bring what the authority’s application page names. Read the longer notes on papers.
Applying is free. Do not pay a person, a website, or a text message that offers to add you to a waitlist or move you up one. A landlord can charge an ordinary fee to apply for an apartment. That fee is not a fee to join the housing authority’s list.
How to spot a voucher scam. Report one to the HUD Office of Inspector General hotline.
Address, phone, and email are the HUD directory record. They are free to read. We do not sell them or hide them.
HUD lists the program type as Combined, which means both public housing and Housing Choice Vouchers. These counts are units the authority reported to HUD. They are not the number of people on a waitlist.
Source: HUD Public Housing Authorities on Data.gov.
Plain-language notes on the programs this authority runs. They describe the federal programs. They are not this authority’s rules, and they are not legal advice.
A Housing Choice Voucher helps a household pay rent to a private landlord. The household finds the home. The housing authority pays a portion of the rent to the owner. People often call this Section 8.
The voucher is tied to the household, so the household can move to another unit that meets the program rules. The authority’s own page says where the household is allowed to live.
Public housing is an apartment the housing authority owns. The household pays rent based on income, and the authority is the landlord.
A public-housing waiting list is for those apartments. It is a different list from a voucher that can be used with a private landlord.
| Home size | Small Area Fair Market Rent | 90% of that rent | 110% of that rent |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio (efficiency) | $990 | $891 | $1,089 |
| 1 bedroom | $1,000 | $900 | $1,100 |
| 2 bedrooms | $1,290 | $1,161 | $1,419 |
| 3 bedrooms | $1,760 | $1,584 | $1,936 |
| 4 bedrooms | $1,830 | $1,647 | $2,013 |
HUD’s income-limit file has no row for the county code on this housing authority (Aroostook). Connecticut towns, and some other places, use a different code than the one in the housing authority directory.Look up a county or town by name.
This timeline is our own record, from the status file we publish. Each line is a date we verified a list on the authority’s website. A household’s place in line stays with the housing authority.
We have not recorded a status change for this housing authority yet. A line appears here when we verify a list on the authority’s own website.
Households can apply to more than one authority. Distance is a straight line from office to office, using the coordinates HUD published.
Yes. Joining a housing authority waitlist is free. Fort Fairfield Housing Authority does not collect a fee on this website. A message that asks you to pay to be added to the list, or to move up it, is not an application to the housing authority.
Fort Fairfield Housing Authority has not published a wait time on a page we have checked. The housing authority is the source for how long its own list takes. That time changes.
We have not confirmed a waiting list for Fort Fairfield Housing Authority yet. Housing authorities often run more than one list. The authority’s own website is where those lists are named.
Office address from HUD: 18 Fields Ln, Fort Fairfield, ME, 04742. Phone: (207) 476-5771. Email: haff.stacey@gmail.com. We have not confirmed this housing authority’s website yet.
HUD’s income-limit file has no row for this office’s county code. The income check page can look up a county or town by name.
Email alerts are not turned on yet. You can follow this housing authority’s RSS feed instead.
If you saw the housing authority’s own page say a waitlist opened or closed, tell us. A person checks that page before we publish anything.