73
0
Years in Service
The Authority was created July 6, 1950 and was originally named the South Norfolk Redevelopment and Housing Authority of Chesapeake.
5
0
Public Housing Communities
Public housing was established to provide decent and safe rental housing for eligible low-income families, the elderly, and persons with disabilities
5
0
Conventional Housing Communities
Chesapeake Redevelopment and Housing Authority (CRHA) owns and operates Conventional and Tax Credit housing developments in the City of Chesapeake
457
0
Public Housing Residents
across all 5 Public Housing communities in Chesapeake - Schooner Cove, Owens Village, MacDonald Manor, and Broadlawn Park
211
0
Conventional Housing Residents
in 5 CRHA-owned properties; Twin Creeks Apartments, Oakdale Square, Meadow Landing, Geneva Square, Narrow and Anderson streets
NCMPEF Honors Scholars and Sponsors
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read moreStrong Families Initiative - Shark City Drum & Dance Corps. Demonstration
read moreSummer 2023 Newsletter
read moreA Proclamation on National Homeownership Month, 2023
read moreReminder: Deadline Approaching to Apply for CRHA Scholarship for Graduating Seniors
read moreCRHA Spring 2023 Newsletter
read moreApril Fair Housing Month
read moreCRHA Welcomes Two New Commissioners
read moreThe 2023 CRHA Scholarship Program for CRHA Residents is open through May 30th!
read moreCRHA hosts a Landlord/Realtor Meet and Greet on April 28, 2023
read moreCRHA WINTER 2022 NEWSLETTER
read moreCRHA Loses a Pioneer
read moreBingo Night!
read moreThanksgiving Basket Giveaway - Saturday, November 19th 11 AM - 2 PM
read moreCommunity Needs Assessment Survey - All Chesapeake Residents
read morePublic Hearing Notices - Mill Creek Apartments and Forest Cove Apartments (I, II, & III)
read moreFall 2022 CRHA Newsletter
read more2022 Board Election Results - Congratulations Dr. Adams and Commissioner Phillips
read moreCRHA Presents the Homebuyer's Club
read moreNational Night Out - Tuesday, August 2nd (4-7 PM) in the Geneva Square Community
read moreSummer 2022 Newsletter
read moreCome Join Our Kids and Pros Youth Football Camp! On-site and walk-up registration available!
read moreCRHA Welcomes A New Commissioner - Dr. Keshia Brown
read moreCRHA Offices Closing Early on June 30th
read moreKids & Pros Chesapeake Youth Football Camp
read moreStrong Families Initiative - Save the Dates (June 28th and 30th)
read moreWhite House Proclamation on National Homeownership Month 2022
read moreHomeownership Month 2022 - Tips for First-Time Homebuyers
read moreCRHA Spring 2022 Newletter
read moreScholarship & Mentoring Opportunities
read moreFair Housing City Proclamation 2022
read moreHappy National Fair Housing Month!
read moreCRHA Welcomes A New Commissioner - Dr. Deborah "Debbie" Hunley-Stukes
read moreHCV Applicant Portal Registration
read morePublic Hearing Notice (Proposed Revenue Bond Financing by Chesapeake Redevelopment & Housing Authority for Hunter's Point Apartments)
read moreAffordable Housing Explained
read moreCRHA BOARD SELECTS NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
read morePublic Housing Waiting List Reopens Online Only (Thursday, October 28th - Friday, October 29th)
read moreAnthem HealthKeepers Plus Enrollment
read moreJoin us October 7th for a Fall Festival
read moreImpacts of COVID-19 on Mental Health and Postpartum Care
read moreBingo Night!
read moreCRHA Welcomes A New Commissioner - Camron T. Phillips
read moreBack to School Giveaways!!!! Two Events on August 28th
read moreCovid Thursdays: Weekly Vaccination and Testing Event from 3-7 PM (Geneva Square Community)
read moreNational Night Out - August 3, 2021 from 4-6 PM
read moreKids & Pros
read moreHealth Education and Literacy with Optima Health
read moreSummer Meals School Nutrition Program
read moreHousing Authority Hiring Event
read moreKids and Pros Football Clinic 2021
read moreHappy National Homeowner's Month!
read moreHaircut and Wellness Community Days - June 14th & 21st (11 AM - 3 PM)
read moreDigital Mammography Screenings Available - June 25th
read moreHappy National Homeownership Month
read moreCRHA Seeking Qualified Applicants for Executive Director Position
read moreCRHA Receives $2.3M in Jobs Plus Grant Funding
read moreRegistration Open for "Strong Families Initiative" 2021 - Family Fun Day (Sign up Here)
read moreHUD's Strong Family Initiative - Vendor Registration
read moreChesapeake Public Schools Job Fair
read more2021-2022 Head Start/Early Head Start Registration Open
read more2020 CRHA Community Impact Report
read moreHome for the Holidays!
read moreHUD's New HCV Landlord Resources Webpage Now Available
read moreCOVID Resource Fair
read moreGoToMeeting Invitation - CRHA 2021 Agency Plan Public Hearing
read moreCRHA Board Elects New Chairperson and Vice Chair
read moreCRHA Welcomes Four New Commissioners
read moreA Statewide Virtual Hiring Event With Over 150 Employers
read moreSummer Food Service Program (SFSP) for Chesapeake Public Schools
read moreCRHA Partial Reopening to begin on Monday, May 18, 2020
read moreHUD Update on Addressing Tenant Concerns Regarding Rent and the Temporary Suspension of Evictions for Nonpayment of Rent
read moreCRHA continues to process requests for protections under VAWA (Violence Against Women Act)
read moreTreasury, IRS launch new tool to help non-filers register for Economic Impact Payments
read moreFair Housing Month News Update
read moreAll CRHA Offices Closed to the Public Until Further Notice
read moreHomeOwnership Program (HOP) News Update
read moreSchool Closure "Grab-n-Go" Food Distribution
read moreSix (6) Chesapeake Schools Offering Lunch during School Closures
read moreCRHA Offices Closed to General Public
read moreCRHA REOPENS THE HOUSING CHOICE VOUCHER (SECTION 8) WAITING LIST JANUARY 30, 2020
read moreCRHA Awarded $167,440 to promote Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS)
read moreCRHA Receives $704,313 in Funding to Foster Youth to Independence
read moreCRHA Partners with Chesapeake Human Services to open the City's First Homeless Resource Center
read moreBoard of Commissioners Spotlight
read moreCRHA selected as CONNECTHOMEUSA Community Partner
read moreMacDonald Manor STEM Program Graduation & Backpack Drive
read moreCRHA Receives $530,000 in LBP Capital Grant Funding
read moreCRHA Hosts National Night Out at the MacDonald Manor Community
read moreChesapeake Redevelopment and Housing Authority among sponsors for Kids and Pros Football Camp at Oscar Smith High School
read moreCRHA sponsors HUD's Strong Families Initiative 2019
read moreCRHA's Recognizes Honor Roll Students at its 2nd Red Carpet Reception
read moreChesapeake Redevelopment and Housing Authority loses a Pioneer
read moreCommissioner of the Year Awarded to CRHA's Harry D. Powell, Jr.
read moreSpring Fling at Broadlawn Park
read more"A Closer Look" - An Interview with Justin Brooks, Executive Director
read moreCRHA Celebrates National Read Across America Event
read moreCRHA's Inaugural Red Carpet Reception Recognizes Honor Roll Students
read moreCRHA Receives 2019 HUD Family Self-Sufficiency Grant Award
read moreExecutive Director Brenda Willis Retires Following 24 Years of Service
read moreChesapeake Redevelopment and Housing Authority Announces a New Executive Director
read moreThe Rose & Womble Foundation donates Thanksgiving Baskets to CRHA residents
read moreChesapeake Redevelopment and Housing Authority receives over $300,000 in funding to support 40 Mainstream Housing Choice Vouchers
read moreChesapeake Redevelopment and Housing Authority Project-Based Voucher (PBV) Waiting List Opening
read moreChesapeake Redevelopment and Housing Authority welcomes its newest Chairman, Vice Chair and Board Member
read moreHUD AND VA TEAM UP TO HELP 78 HOMELESS VETERANS FIND PERMANENT HOMES IN VIRGINIA
read moreThere's a land that you may have heard of once in a lullaby...
read moreCRHA Winter 2022 Newsletter
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The Chesapeake Redevelopment and Housing Authority is committed to achieving excellence in providing affordable quality housing, revitalizing communities, and promoting upward mobility and self-sufficiency through alliances with public and private sector groups.The Chesapeake Redevelopment and Housing Authority is a political subdivision of the Commonwealth of Virginia with a nine member Board of Commissioners appointed by the City Council of the City of Chesapeake.