Press Releases and News Articles



05/08/2013 - Top Tech Challenge Comes to Charleston Housing Authority

On April 30th, 28 employees of The Housing Authority of the City of Charleston (CHA) participated in the HD Supply "Top Tech Challenge  .  .  . 

 
 
04/05/2013 - Peninsula Housing

Peninsula housing - 2 projects will restore old, construct new.

 
 
11/05/2012 - Charleston Housing Residents Graduate From Community Enrichment and Job Training Program

Full-time employment in a profession that's always in demand  .  .  . 

 
 
09/24/2012 - Scholarship Winner Named

Mr. Henry Williams, Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of The Housing Authority of the City of Charleston, holds the plaque  .  .  . 

 
 
09/24/2012 - Housing Authority Residents to Graduate From Community Enrichment Program

On Friday, September 14th, seventeen (17) Charleston Housing Authority (CHA) tenants will receive certifications  .  .  . 

 
 
09/24/2012 - Housing Authority to Host Moja Block Party

The Housing Authority of the City of Charleston will host a Moja Block Party on Wednesday, October 3rd  .  .  . 

 
 
 

The Office of Standards & Compliance (S&C) establishes quality assurance techniques and criteria to ensure compliance with standards required by The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and/or The Housing Authority of the City of Charleston (CHA). The results of quality assurance reviews performed Authority-wide are submitted to and maintained by S&C and trends are tracked in order to assist supervisors in monitoring the production within each of their respective staffs.

The Office of S&C also assists in providing local media outlets with press releases, news articles, and photographs which chronicle special events or occurrences within CHA.




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A message from our President/Chief Executive Officer:

The Housing Authority of the City of Charleston was born of action on December 18, 1934 by a vote of the Charleston City Council. However, the actual permission for such a "creation" came via statute in the South Carolina General Assembly in March of 1934.

We have come a long way in our society, our City and our personal relationships. Nevertheless, the need for Public housing still exists today. We have so much more to do before we can truly say, the job is done.

Donald J. Cameron
President/Chief Executive Officer
Housing Authority of the City of Charleston