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About FHA

Rooted in Farmville since 1968

For more than five decades the Farmville Housing Authority has been opening doors to comfort — providing safe, decent and affordable homes for families in Farmville and the surrounding towns and counties.

Who we are

Your neighbors in housing

The Farmville Housing Authority provides subsidized housing assistance across three communities in Farmville, North Carolina. We serve the Town of Farmville with a smile — and with the resources to help families find a comfortable home.

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Our mission

To provide safe, decent and affordable housing; to create opportunities for residents’ self-sufficiency and economic independence; and assure fiscal integrity by program participants.

Farmville Housing Authority
Apartments & families served
209
Communities in Farmville
3
Year established
1968

Our history

Five decades, one neighborhood at a time

From the first 150 apartments to today’s three communities, here is how FHA grew.

  1. 1968

    Planning & construction begin

    Work starts on the Authority’s first 150 apartments.

  2. 1971

    First residents move in

    FHA welcomes its first occupants to Site #1.

  3. 1981

    Pine Grove Apartments

    A multi-family property of 35 apartments is added.

  4. 1991

    24 more homes

    Site #2 adds 24 public housing apartments.

  5. Today

    209 apartments

    Subsidized housing for Farmville and surrounding towns and counties.

How 209 homes came together

Cumulative apartments after each addition

150 → 185 → 209

1968–71 · Site #1
150 total
1981 · Pine Grove
185 total
1991 · Site #2
209 total

What we do

Three commitments behind every home

Our mission comes down to three promises we make to residents and to the community.

01

Safe, decent & affordable housing

Well-kept apartments that are safe, sanitary and in good repair — with rent based on what a household can afford.

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02

Self-sufficiency & independence

Creating opportunities for residents to build self-sufficiency and economic independence.

Resident services
03

Fiscal integrity & stewardship

Assuring fiscal integrity by program participants, so public housing resources serve the families who need them.

Common questions

Leadership

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners oversees the Farmville Housing Authority.

  • Chairperson

    Sheri VonSchriltz

  • Vice Chairperson

    Karen Davis

  • Shirley Rhodes

    Board Member

  • Amos Horne

    Board Member

  • Donnie Greene

    Board Member

Staff directory

The team at the office

Reach the right person directly, or call the main office at 252-753-5347.

Equal Housing
Opportunity

Fair housing

We are an Equal Housing Opportunity Provider

We provide housing without discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, physical or mental handicap, familial status, national origin, or other protected class.

In accordance with federal law and U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability, sex or familial status. HUD is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

File a complaint in writing

HUD Director, Office of Civil Rights
451 7th Street S.W.
Washington, D.C. 20410

Call HUD Customer Service

HUD Fair Housing & Equal Opportunity

Find your place

Ready to call Farmville home?

Tour our three communities, then start your application online or pick one up at the office.

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