Housing Commission
Members
- Marnette Cobb
- Shannon King
- Ken Pearl
- Shawn Shackelford
- William White
Commission Information
The Clinton Township Housing Commission was formed in 1968 by the Federal Government to give low-income families safe, decent, and sanitary housing. The Commission is located in the Southeastern part of Michigan, also known as the Great Lakes State.
The Federal Government governs the Housing Commission, which consists of a five-person Board of Commissioners and one Executive Director and staff to handle the daily affairs. The Board meets once a month to keep the Housing Commission running smoothly.
The complex has income guidelines set up by the government for admissions and occupancy. Monthly rent is based on 30 percent of an applicant's adjusted annual income. We have 100 units comprising of the following: 48 senior and four additional one-bedroom ranch-style apartments, and 48 townhouse style offering eight efficiency units, 12 two-bedroom, 18 three-bedroom, ten four-bedroom, and four five-bedroom units.
We offer a wide variety of programs for our tenants. The Macomb County Seniors Lunch Program and Meals On Wheels operate out of our Community Center. Throughout the year, we sponsor children's activities. The complex has a lighted playground and basketball court. Our Community Center is used for monthly meetings so the tenants can attend. In addition, our tenants can use the complex at a low rental fee for special occasions and church activities. We also rent the Community Center out to non-Housing Commission residents at a lower market rate fee. A special price is available for churches and non-profits as well. The Clinton Township Housing Commission complex is centrally located near schools, churches, shopping, hospitals, and bus lines. For the fishing fanatic, Lake Saint Clair and Metro Beach Metropark are not far away.