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Housing Authority of the County of Portage, WI

This Agency Does Not provide immediate; short term; or emergency housing.

The Housing Authority of the County of Portage owns and operates federally subsidized housing complexes for elderly and disabled households of Portage County, WI.  Rules and restrictions apply per Rural Development.

The Housing Authority of the County of Portage administers the Housing Choice Voucher Program, which is a federally subsidized housing program.  Rules and restrictions apply per Housing and Urban Development.

PC Housing, LLC owns Rental Properties (not specifically subsidized), which are managed by the Housing Authority of the County of Portage (HAPC).  There are some designated properties for 50+ or disabled.

All the above properties mentioned:

Are for Independent Living and;
They are NOT assisted living or nursing home facilities. 

The Housing Authority of the County of Portage County is located approximately:

  • 45 Minutes South of Wausau
  • 2 Hours West of Green Bay
  • 2 Hours North of Madison
  • 2 Hours East of Eau Claire
  • 25 Miles North of Almond
  • 18 Miles West of Amherst
  • 12 Miles East of Junction City
  • 16 Miles East of Milladore
  • 18 Miles West of Rosholt

 

The Office is located at:

1001 Maple Bluff Rd Ste 1, Stevens Point WI 54482
We highly encouraging households to contact us directly by phone – 715-346-1392.

For Subsidized Properties and Programs - Applicants must be program and income eligible.

For Unsubsidized Properties – Applicant must be approved by Landlord/Management.

Criminal background and debt checks are conducted for all our housing programs and managed properties.

Private Landlords and HAPC are responsible for their own criminal background, credit, personal, and landlord checks and income verification.

Mission Statement: 

The Mission of the HAPC is to provide decent, safe, and sanitary housing – in compliance with program housing quality standards – for very low-income households while ensuring that household rents are fair, reasonable, and affordable.