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Plans and Reports

Audited Financial Statements

The efficiency of financial operations in all departments of the Memphis Housing Authority is evaluated by the accounting department, which safeguards resources against waste, fraud and inefficiency; promotes accuracy and reliability in accounting and operating data; and encourages and measures compliance with policy. Below are the audited financial statements of the Memphis Housing Authority over the last five years. Questions regarding the statements may be directed to the Memphis Housing Authority's accounting department at MHAAccounting@memphisha.org or at (901) 544-1329. 

Memphis housing authority agency plan

The Memphis Housing Authority's (MHA) Agency Plan is a comprehensive guide to MHA's policies, programs, operations and strategies for meeting local housing needs and goals. There are two parts to the MHA Plan: the Five-Year Plan, which is submitted to HUD once every fifth MHA fiscal year, and the Annual Plan, which is submitted to HUD every year. Click here to review the plan and its exhibits.

South City Urban Renewal Plan

South City is best known for its cultural and historical significance and was the location of the former Foote Homes public housing development. It is located southeast of the city's Central Business District and is bordered by Union, South Second St., South Third St., Walker Ave., Crump Blvd. and Walnut St. Long-term disinvestment made vacant land and abandoned buildings prominent land uses, in addition to residential housing, institutional/community facilities, commercial establishments and industrial/warehouses. Characterized by substandard and subsidized housing, unemployment, limited educational institutions, limited access to health care and high violent crime rate, South City was characterized as one of the poorest areas in the city. However, South City has strengths, including its rich African American history and culture, recent housing and commercial developments, the availability of land and its close proximity to Downtown and to the Medical District. This positions the neighborhood to attract reinvestments and new opportunities for housing, people and neighborhoods. The South City Urban Renewal Plan, outlined here, describes a multi-agency plan to revitalize a once thriving historical community.

Download the South City Urban Renewal Plan