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HousingTuesday, November 10

Fayetteville's housing voucher waitlist is open for the first time since 2021

The Daily Rogers teamFrom Tuesday’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you're a very low-income family living in Washington County outside Springdale, the Fayetteville Housing Authority has reopened its Housing Choice Voucher waitlist. Applications opened at 8 a.m. Monday.

The voucher waitlist opens for the first time since 2021

  1. 2021The last time the voucher applications were open.
  2. Aug. 2025Fayetteville reaffirmed its FHA partnership with a $200,000 donation.
  3. Nov. 9Applications opened at 8 a.m.

Source: khbs

  • Covers: all of Washington County except Springdale
  • Eligible: households below certain income limits
  • Home types: single-family, townhouse, apartment or current residence
  • Info: the FHA's website has a checklist and application

If you own rental property, Executive Director Chonda Tapley said in a news release that the authority welcomes owners as partners.

“Reopening the waitlist offers renewed hope for households struggling to afford rent and creates an opportunity to strengthen our community.”

Chonda Tapley, Fayetteville Housing Authority executive director

Who does what in the voucher program

WhoWhat they do
U.S. HUDFunds the FHA
LandlordReceives the voucher payment
FHAInspects the property
YouFind the home, pay the difference

Source: KNWA FOX24

Sources: KNWA FOX24, khbs

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