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         The Port Chester Housing Authority 

       The PCHA was established in 1942
as a non-profit public corporation to provide
“safe, decent, and sanitary dwellings at rents that person(s) of low income can afford.” 

       PCHA is a local agency that receives financial assistance from the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The housing authority’s inventory consists of five developments: Midland Court, a 120 unit family development, Harborview and Parkview, each a 48 unit family development, and Drew Gardens and Brooksville Terrace, each a 62 unit senior citizen development.

​Monthly Board Meeting
Wednesday, August 29, 2018
Time: 3:30 PM
Location: 2 Weber Drive

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2018 recipient of the PCHA Laptop Award is Moises Garcia from 45 Traverse Avenue - Congratulations!

DREW AND TERRACE SENIOR PICNICS 2018

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Announcements & Upcoming Events

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  • Rent is due by the 5th day of each month. Payment(s) can be made in person, or by mail. For the office address click here.
  • If your income has recently changed, You must fill out a Notification of Change Form and submit it to the PCHA office along with verification of what you are reporting.

Parking
Vehicles without properly displayed 2018
parking passes will be booted or towed
at the vehicle owner's expense
For any parking related questions call (914) 937-5550.​

"How is My Rent Determined?"
Visit the website by clicking here
Managing Pests in and Around the Home
​To Learn More Click here
HAI Group Scholarship
Since the inception of The Resident Scholarship Program sponsored by Housing Authority Insurance, Inc. (HAI) in 2003, 
we have awarded over 800,000 and 320 scholarships.  
We will once again offer 50 scholarships; $2,500 per scholarship.
To apply visit the website by clicking here. 
Clay Art Center Scholarship
It is time again to offer free scholarships for
​our clay programs to Port Chester youth.
There is no deadline and anyone interested can apply.
Applications are available in both English and Spanish.
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Respect your home – don't litter.