Rental homes or apartments, subsidized vouchers give low-income families options
by Joycelyn Cabrera | inMaricopa
Public housing in Maricopa is nothing new, but private properties accepting subsidized vouchers give flexibility for low-income families.
The Pinal County Housing Department refers to Edward’s Circle as the “Maricopa property,” a 20-unit public housing complex for eligible, low-income families. Units falling under the Housing Choice Voucher Program would provide more flexibility for a family’s needs if local properties accept the vouchers.
Some rental homes in Maricopa, for instance, have accepted the subsidized vouchers since the beginning of the program. Recent housing studies indicate Maricopa needs more low-income housing.
