The Shasta County Housing Authority has received a commendable score of 96% for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2024, under the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) Section 8 Management Assessment Program (SEMAP). This score places the Housing Authority in the "High" performance category, underscoring its effective administration of the Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) program.
SEMAP is designed to evaluate Public Housing Agencies (PHAs) on their management and operations of the HCV program, helping HUD identify strengths and areas for improvement. With this high score, the Shasta County Housing Authority has demonstrated its dedication to ensuring access to affordable housing for residents, while maintaining compliance with federal standards.
Key highlights from the SEMAP assessment include:
Selection from Waiting List: 15/15
Reasonable Rent Determination: 20/20
Adjusted Income Determinations: 15/15
HQS Inspections: 10/10 for both quality control and enforcement
Lease-Up Rate: 20/20
This recognition reflects the Housing Authority’s commitment to excellence in managing housing resources for the community. The 96% score showcases the effectiveness of its policies and procedures in ensuring safe, affordable housing for Shasta County residents.
As Shasta County continues to address housing challenges, this achievement reinforces the Housing Authority’s role as a leader in providing critical support to low-income families.