Serving Our Community with One Purpose
We provide safe, affordable housing and serve our residents with integrity and care.
WHAT IS PUBLIC HOUSING
What is Public Housing
Public housing is affordable rental housing provided to low-income families, seniors, and individuals with disabilities. Our goal is to ensure safe, decent, and affordable homes while promoting stability and self-sufficiency.. Rent is based on a percentage of household income, making housing more accessible and stable.
Public housing is funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and managed locally by housing authorities like the Housing Authority of Dry Ridge.
We do not administer Section 8 vouchers.
Applicants seeking vouchers must apply through a separate agency.
LEADERSHIP AND GOVERNANCE
Meet Our Team
Our dedicated team works together to provide exceptional service, support residents, and manage our community with professionalism and care.
Dione Kinman
Executive Director
Madysen Thornberry
Occupancy Specialist
Ryan Adams
Maintenane
Board of Commissioners
The Housing Authority of Dry Ridge is governed by a Board of Commissioners appointed in accordance with Kentucky law. The Board provides oversight, establishes policy, and ensures the Authority operates in the best interest of the community and its residents.
Two commissioners are current residents, ensuring resident representation in decision-making.
Greg Brockman
Mayor
Marianne Smith
Chairperson
Tammy Henry
Commissioner
Darlene Johnson
Resident Commissioner
Carmen Perez
Resident Commissioner
HOW WE OPERATE
How We Operate
We operate with integrity, accountability, and a focus on resident needs. Our team follows established policies and procedures to ensure fair housing practices and efficient management of our property.
Resident Focused
We listen and respond to the needs of our residents.
Efficient Management
We use structured processes to provide consistent service.
Accountability
We responsibly manage public housing resources.
Community Commitment
We maintain a safe and supportive environment.
Our Impact
66
Public Housing Units
1983
Serving Since
100%
Income Based
Local
Community Focused