Mission Statement
The mission of the Eustis Housing Authority is to provide safe, sanitary and decent affordable housing options and promote self-sufficiency to qualifying families.
Eustis Housing Authority is committed to serving in a manner that demonstrates professionalism, courtesy, respect, and caring.

About Us
The Eustis Housing Authority (EHA) was established as a public housing authority in 1958 under Florida statute to administer federal housing assistance for low, very low and extremely low-income families. Our housing programs have income limits set by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) each year. The limits are based on family income and family size.

PUBLIC HOUSING INCOME LIMITS -  2010 (Orange, Lake, Seminole County)

FY 2016 Income limit Category	1 Person	2 Person	3 Person	4 Person	5 Person	6 Person	7 Person	8 Person
Extreme low (30%) Income Limits	$12,300	$14,050	$15,800	$17,550	$19,000	$20,400	$21,800	$23,200
Very Low (50%) Income Limits	$20,500	$23,400	$26,350	$29,250	$31,600	$33,950	$36,300	$38,650
Low (80%) Income Limits	$32,800	$37,450	$42,150	$46,800	$50,550	$54,300	$58,050	$61,800

Public Housing

The Eustis Housing Authority currently owns and operates 60 units of public housing. These units are reserved for low-income families. Residents who live in our public housing units pay 30% of the monthly adjusted income. Subsidy from HUD provides the additional funding required to manage the units.

Rural Housing

The Eustis Housing Authority currently owns and operates 56 unit of rural housing for farm workers. However, due to the diminished farm worker population in the area, the Authority has received a waiver to house any family that meets the low income criteria. Priority will be given to farm worker families. Rental rates are established for each apartment size. In some cases, rental assistance may be available.