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About Mississippi Regional Housing Authority IV

The Mississippi Regional Housing Authority IV (MRHA IV) mission is to provide adequate, affordable housing and suitable living environments, free from discrimination, to qualified citizens in nine northeast Mississippi counties (Carroll, Choctaw, Clay, Grenada, Lowndes, Montgomery, Oktibbeha, Webster, and Winston). They aim to do this in a harmonious manner that benefits their communities.

Key elements of their mission include:

Affordable Housing: Providing safe, decent housing to low-income individuals and families.

Community Support: Operating in a manner that complements and strengthens local communities.

Stewardship: Protecting the interests and investments of the United States through sound business practices.

Established in 1944, the Mississippi Regional Housing Authority IV (MRHA IV) was created to ensure access to safe, quality, and affordable housing for residents across our nine-county region in northeast Mississippi.

For more than eight decades, our mission has remained the same: to strengthen communities by fostering stable, well-maintained neighborhoods where individuals and families can thrive. We believe that affordable housing is not just a basic need but a cornerstone of vibrant, sustainable communities.

Guided by the leadership of our Board of Commissioners and dedicated staff, MRHA IV continues to grow in scope, reputation, and impact. Today, we proudly provide housing assistance for more than 7,000 individuals across over 2,500 units, helping families find security, stability, and opportunity within the communities they call home.