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SERVICING ALL 15 FIELD OFFICES WITH EFFICIENCY AND REAL-TIME INFORMATION

Residential Resources

Thoreau, NM Main Office

PO Box 1018
Thoreau, NM 87323

Phone: (505) 905-7000
Fax: (505) 905-7001

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General Information

The NHA serves in various capacities when it comes to insuring the care, attention and priorities that fall under our mission of providing housing that best fit the communities throughout the Navajo Nation. This information is provided to help our current and future residents with helpful information.

Online Bill Pay

Pay your bill online at: https://ww2.e-billexpress.com/ebpp/NHAHooghan/

Information For Tenant Self-Improvement(s)

The Navajo Housing Authority is always advocating self-improvement and ways to enhance the lives of our tenants. The following are downloadable material to support such initiatives:

Resource links

A list of helpful and relevant resource links:

http://portal.hud.gov/hudportal/HUD

http://www.navajoflexcrete.com/

http://www.nnwo.org/

NHA Tenant Newsletter

SUBSCRIBE TO THE NHA NEWSLETTER

Event Listing of Empowerment Activities

Here you’ll find a listing of all self-help/empowerment activities across the reservation related to the following: health, diabetes, counseling, small business events, free trainings, alcohol anonymous, etc.)

Tenant Meeting Calendar

Calendars forthcoming…

Complaint Polls / Community Polls

Information forthcoming,,,

Children's Page On Housing

Information forthcoming…

Housing Management Field Offices

Public Service Announcement
Update from NHA regarding COVID-19

Yá'át'ééh. This is a public service announcement from the Navajo Housing Authority regarding COVID-19 (coronavirus).

There is a continuing and growing concern over the COVID-19 global pandemic outbreak. The health and welfare of our Navajo Housing Authority (NHA) employees and customers is our top priority. Therefore, effective immediately, we have authorized administrative leave for our employees. All employees are to report to work on March 30, 2020. The return date is subject to change. We also established standby personnel employees to continue to address emergency work orders.

NHA is currently operating with a staff of essential personnel that includes a newly created internal NHA COVID-19 Task Force which is vigilantly monitoring the COVID-19 situation and how it is affecting our tenants both in Public Rental and Homeownership customers.

NHA stands ready to assist and is pleased to announce it will be making a $1 million financial contribution to the Navajo Nation to support in the following areas: providing cleaning supplies, personal protective equipment (PPE), media expenses for updates to the community, and providing food when available.

Additionally, the NHA is offering the use of its fifteen (15) Housing Management Offices to be utilized as command centers for COVID-19 operations and distributions centers, if needed.

Lastly, we understand that our tenants may be experiencing a financial burden during this time, therefore the NHA leadership have authorized the waiver of public rental and homeownership payments for the months of April and May 2020.

Other actions in effect include the temporary suspension of; Notices to Vacate and lease violations, Evictions for non-criminal activity, unit transfers, move-ins, move-outs, routine maintenance work orders, annual housing inspections, rental and homeownership late fees and pest control services to public residents’ units. Existing repayment agreements and recertification deadlines will be extended.

For additional information regarding NHA status and other public service announcements regarding the COVID-19 outbreak, tenants may call NHA’s hotline number at (928) 871-2691 or visit our website at www.hooghan.org. Other information regarding COVID-19 can be read on the Centers for Disease Control’s Website at www.cdc.gov, and your local area health department’s website.

On behalf of the Navajo Housing Authority, we encourage you to take care of yourselves, your families, and your communities.

Thank you.

NAVAJO HOUSING AUTHORITY

Frank Dayish

Chief Executive Officer