Angela Hurlock serves as the Interim Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Chicago Housing Authority. She has more than 20 years of experience in providing affordable, safe and environmentally efficient housing to low-income residents of Chicago. She was appointed by Mayor Lori E. Lightfoot in September 2019.
CHA’s Scattered Site properties consist of nearly 2,800 public housing units scattered individually or in small groups throughout Chicago’s 77 communities and housing populations.
In accordance with federal, state and local law, CHA will make reasonable efforts to provide language assistance to ensure meaningful access to CHA's programs and activities, for Limited English Proficiency (LEP) persons.
The Chicago Housing Authority (CHA) Health Partnership Program invites health-related organizations to collaborate in delivering valuable health related information to residents. Participation in the program is voluntary and unpaid, ensuring that all partnerships focus solely on enhancing resident well-being. Organizations must complete an application for review and approval, which includes alignment with resident needs and compliance with program guidelines.
Simplified navigation, enhanced searchability and 100 percent mobile-friendly interface will make it easier for people to find and apply for affordable housing
Robiar Smith, known as “Robi,” grew up on the south side of Chicago. A product of Chicago Public Schools, she has friends and relatives have live in Chicago Housing Authority properties. When she arrives to address her customers' pest issues, she often defies their expectations.
CHA and the Michael’s Organization celebrated the grand opening of the $45 million rehab of Irene McCoy Gaines Apartments, a 150-unit CHA senior property in East Garfield Park. The 17-story building, more than five decades old, will remain affordable for years to come after work financed through the U.S.
