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Project-Based Vouchers

The Project-Based Voucher program provides rental assistance to low-income households in Washington County.

Project-Based Voucher Program

Project-Based Vouchers provide rental assistance to low-income households. Unlike Housing Choice Vouchers, Project-Based Vouchers are tied to a specific unit at a specific apartment building. This means that participants in the PBV program will receive rent assistance for the unit that they are selected for from the waitlist, and the assistance cannot be used for a different unit.

How do Project-Based Vouchers work?

When a Project-Based Voucher unit is available, the applicantsat the top of the waiting list are notified via mail and through Washington County’s Rent Café online portal. Selected applicants must complete an eligibility packet to be screened by Washington County for program eligibility. If eligible, applicants must then be screened by the property.

More detailed information about the Project-Based Voucher program is available from the HUD website.

How to apply for the Project-Based Voucher program?

You can apply for the PBV Program waitlist online through Washington County’s Rent Café online portal. To learn more about the application process, please visit Housing & Voucher Waitlists.

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Project-Based Voucher Sites

Below is a list of properties that participate in the Project-Based Voucher (PBV) Program:

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Please note that these properties also have units that do not receive Project-Based Voucher assistance. To apply for units without assistance, you must contact the property manager and follow their application process.

To check on the current status of waitlist openings, please see Housing & Voucher Waitlists.