General Information

The San Diego Housing Commission's (SDHC) original MTW program, which lasted from 1998 until 2003, was designed for 22 public housing families and 50 Section 8 families who were working, looking for work, or enrolled in a job-training program. In 2009, SDHC rejoined the MTW demonstration, seeking to utilize the benefits of MTW to move toward becoming the leading San Diego community organization providing new housing solutions for local low-income families.

SDHC seeks to accomplish this by maximizing resources through operational efficiencies and technological innovations, increasing the number of housing opportunities that serve low-income and homeless individuals and families in the city of San Diego and advocating for more effective affordable housing policies and resources

SDHC currently administers approximately 200 public housing units, 16,050 Housing Choice Voucher units, and 1,700 local, non-traditional units.

More info at: https://www.sdhc.org

MTW Status

SDHC's original MTW program began December 8, 1998 and terminated December 31, 2003. SDHC rejoined the demonstration in 2009 when it executed the Standard Agreement, extending its participation in MTW through its Fiscal Year 2018. As a result of Congress passing the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2016, SDHC’s MTW Agreement was modified and extended to the end of its Fiscal Year 2028.

Annual Plans

• FY 10 Plan
• FY 11 Plan
• FY 12 Plan
• FY 12 Plan Amendment
• 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 20 Plan Amendment
• FY 21 Plan
• FY 22 Plan
• FY 23 Plan
• FY 24 Plan

Annual Reports

• 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

Agreements

• MTW Agreement
• Amendment #1
• Amendment #2
• MTW Agreement Extension through 2028
• Amendment #3

Last updated April 29, 2024