Nassau County Housing Affairs is a government agency within the Nassau County administration dedicated to addressing the housing needs of county residents. The department plays a key role in implementing housing policies and administering programs that promote safe, affordable housing throughout the region. It focuses on supporting low- to moderate-income households through rental assistance initiatives, home improvement funding, and housing development support. In coordination with local, state, and federal agencies, Housing Affairs manages grants and funding aimed at expanding access to quality housing options.

The department also oversees compliance with fair housing laws and works to eliminate discriminatory housing practices within the county. In collaboration with community-based organizations and non-profit housing providers, Nassau County Housing Affairs contributes to neighborhood revitalization and stability. Its programs strive to increase homeownership opportunities, prevent homelessness, and address the evolving housing challenges of Nassau County’s diverse communities. The office is committed to enhancing residents’ quality of life by ensuring equitable access to housing resources and maintaining transparency in its service delivery.

Key Services:

– Administration of rental assistance programs
– Affordable housing development oversight
– Home rehabilitation and improvement grant programs
– Fair housing compliance and education
– First-time homebuyer support initiatives
– Community development and revitalization efforts
– Assistance with federal housing grant applications (e.g., CDBG, HOME)
– Homelessness prevention and supportive housing programs