CMHA faces budget gap, reduces vouchers

The Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority faces a $12 million federal funding shortfall, leading to a freeze on new Housing Choice Vouchers and additional cost-cutting measures. As a result, approximately 28,000 families remain on the waiting list for housing assistance, with the shortfall caused by insufficient federal funding to match rising housing costs. CMHA has implemented measures such as reducing payments for current voucher-holders and restricting voucher transfers, amid ongoing discussions about the funding gap and its impact on housing assistance programs.

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