OPP HOUSING AUTHORITY - OPP, ALABAMA - EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY PROVIDERS

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Brawns and Beauties with Brains Book Club

By Jonathan Penn • 08 Aug, 2023

Brawns and Beauties with Brains Book Club

Alabama Housing Authorities Scholarship Recipient

By Jonathan Penn • 14 Jul, 2022

Alabama Housing Authorities Education and Enrichment Fund Macy Barber - Local Scholarship Recipient

What Home Means To Me Poster Contest

By Jonathan Penn • 13 Jul, 2022

Opp Housing Authority’s Chynna Carpenter and Jayda Lacey participated in the State-wide competition “What Homes Means to Me “ poster contest. Thank you Chynna and Jayda for your participation.

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Address: 800 Barnes Street

Mail: beverly.oha@mediacombb.net

Phone: 334-493-9741

334-493-9741

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beverly.oha@mediacombb.net

Opp Housing Authority

800 Barnes Avenue, Opp, Alabama 36467

Equal Housing and Privacy Policy

We are an Equal Housing Opportunity Provider and provide all services in accordance with federal, state and local laws.

Federal laws prohibit discrimination in housing and community development programs and activities because of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, familial status, and disability. These obligations extend to recipients of HUD financial assistance, including subrecipients, as well as the operations of state and local governments and their agencies, and certain private organizations operating housing and community development services, programs, or activities.

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