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Public housing agency · Findlay, OH

Hancock Metropolitian Housing Authority

Hancock Metropolitian Housing Authority manages Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers in Findlay, OH (Hancock County). The office is at 1800 N Blanchard St, and the phone number HUD lists is (419) 424-7848.

Contact Hancock Metropolitian Housing Authority

  • Phone(419) 424-7848
  • Fax(419) 424-7831
  • Email[email protected]
  • Address1800 N Blanchard St
    Findlay, OH 45840
  • CountyHancock County
  • ProgramsSection 8 Housing Choice Vouchers only
  • HUD codeOH082

Contact details as reported by the agency to HUD (data updated October 6, 2026). Office hours are not published by HUD: call before you go.

Section 8 and public housing at Hancock Metropolitian Housing Authority

870Section 8 vouchers559 in use (64%)
300–999HUD size category (units)

Hancock Metropolitian Housing Authority administers Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers: you rent from a private landlord and the agency pays part of the rent directly to the owner. It does not own public housing units.

Income limits for Hancock Metropolitian Housing Authority

HUD sets the income limits for Hancock County, OH based on Hancock County, OH figures. Section 8 eligibility depends on your total household income and household size.

Enter your household size and yearly income to compare them with the HUD limits for Hancock County, OH.

Household sizeExtremely low (30%)Very low (50%)Low (80%)
1 person$21,700$36,150$57,900
2 people$24,800$41,350$66,200
3 people$27,900$46,500$74,450
4 people$33,000$51,700$82,700
5 people$38,680$55,850$89,350
6 people$44,360$60,000$95,950

HUD FY2026 income limits for Hancock County, OH. Area median family income: $105,900. Income limits for every county.

Fair Market Rent near Findlay

Fair Market Rents are HUD's estimate of what a modest rental costs in Hancock County, OH. Housing authorities set their Section 8 payment standard, the most the voucher can cover, usually between 90% and 110% of these figures.

Studio$828
1 bedroom$909
2 bedrooms$1,189
3 bedrooms$1,546
4 bedrooms$1,752

FY2027 Fair Market Rents, in effect since October 1, 2026, gross rent including utilities. Ask Hancock Metropolitian Housing Authority for its current payment standards. How your share of the rent is calculated.

How to apply at Hancock Metropolitian Housing Authority

  1. Check that you qualify. Compare your household income with the limits above. You also need U.S. citizenship or eligible immigration status for at least one household member.
  2. Find out if the waiting list is open. Call (419) 424-7848 or email [email protected]. Many agencies open their lists only a few days a year and announce it in advance.
  3. Submit the pre-application. Most agencies take it online or on paper during the open period. Fill it in for Section 8.
  4. Keep your contact details up to date. When your name comes up, the agency writes to you. If it cannot reach you, you lose your place.
  5. Bring your documents to the interview. IDs, Social Security numbers, birth certificates and proof of income for everyone in the household. Full checklist.

We cannot tell you whether this agency's waiting list is open today: HUD does not publish that data, and lists change often. Only Hancock Metropolitian Housing Authority can confirm it.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the phone number of Hancock Metropolitian Housing Authority?

(419) 424-7848. Fax: (419) 424-7831. Email: [email protected]. These are the contacts the agency reports to HUD.

Where is Hancock Metropolitian Housing Authority located?

1800 N Blanchard St, Findlay, OH 45840, in Hancock County.

Does Hancock Metropolitian Housing Authority offer Section 8?

Yes. HUD reports 870 Housing Choice Vouchers (Section 8) at this agency, 559 of them in use.

What are the income limits for Hancock Metropolitian Housing Authority?

In Hancock County, OH, the FY2026 Section 8 (very low income) limit is $36,150 for one person and $51,700 for a family of four. Public housing accepts up to $82,700 for a family of four.

Is the Hancock Metropolitian Housing Authority waiting list open?

Waiting lists open and close on dates each agency sets, often for a few days only. Call (419) 424-7848 or check the agency's notices to confirm whether it is taking applications now.

Section 8 guides

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Sources: HUD Public Housing Authorities dataset (agency record updated October 6, 2026) · HUD USER income limits FY2026 · HUD USER Fair Market Rents FY2027. This page is not affiliated with Hancock Metropolitian Housing Authority or HUD.