General Information

The mission of Atlanta Housing (AH) is to provide quality affordable housing in amenity-rich, mixed-income communities for the betterment of the community. Their focus is on both creating new housing opportunities and strengthening existing ones. Operationally, AH also seeks to enhance performance, efficiency, and productivity. AH provides a full spectrum of housing services for its citizens, from homelessness to home ownership, and has committed to making Atlanta a city for all regardless of income.

Currently AH manages approximately 2,800 public housing units, 20,300 Housing Choice Voucher units, and 4,150 units of local, non-traditional housing made possible by their MTW program.

More information is available at: https://www.atlantahousing.org.

MTW Status

The AH's MTW program began July 1, 2003. AH signed the Standard Agreement in 2008, extending its participation through its Fiscal Year 2018. As a result of Congress passing the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2016, AH’s MTW Agreement was modified and extended to the end of its Fiscal Year 2028.

Annual Plans

• FY 06 Plan
• FY 06 Supplemental
• FY 07 Plan
• FY 08 Plan
• FY 10 Plan
• FY 11 Plan
• FY 12 Plan
• FY 13 Plan
• FY 14 Plan
• FY 15 Plan
• FY 16 Plan
• FY 17 Plan
• FY 18 Plan
• FY 19 Plan
• FY 20 Plan
• FY 21 Plan
• FY 22 Plan
• FY 23 Plan
• FY 24 Plan
• FY 25 Plan

Annual Reports

• FY 06 Report
• FY 07 Report
• FY 09 Report
• FY 10 Report
• FY 11 Report
• FY 12 Report
• FY 13 Report
• FY 14 Report
• FY 15 Report
• FY 16 Report
• FY 17 Report
• FY 18 Report
• FY 19 Report
• FY 20 Report
• FY 21 Report
• FY 22 Report
• FY 23 Report

Agreements

• Original MTW Agreement
• Amended and Restated MTW Agreement and Amendment #1
• Amendment #2
• Amendment #3
• MTW Agreement Extension through 2028
• Amendment #4