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Mission Statement

Spartanburg Housing develops and provides affordable, quality housing options and programs that promote self-sufficiency.

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Mission Statement

Develop, manage, and provide diverse, quality housing and programs to promote self-sufficiency.

Vision Statement

Impacting quality of life through housing by enhancing economic mobility for the families we serve, strengthening communities, and creating strategic partnerships.

Strategic Priorities

Strategic Priority 1 - Expand affordable housing opportunities and preserve existing assets to ensure long-term sustainability for a growing Spartanburg community.

Strategic Priority 2 - Optimize the impact of programs for residents to improve their quality of life.

Strategic Priority 3 - Nurture innovation that drives efficiency and data-driven decision-making.

Strategic Priority 4 - Serve as a leader and convener to foster productive relationships that enhance housing and service opportunities throughout Spartanburg County.

At the end of the 1930s, the City of Spartanburg was moving out of the Great Depression and looking toward a brighter future. City leaders met to discuss ways to deal with the various “slum” areas in the City and to develop workable plans to provide decent housing for thousands of low-income residents who were living in sub-standard communities. A plan was formulated and on October 2, 1939, members of the newly formed Housing Authority of Spartanburg and the Spartanburg City Council agreed to commit $800,000 for the creation of affordable housing in the area. On September 10, 1940 the Authority broke ground for Tobe Hartwell Courts, the first public housing units in Spartanburg.

Annual and Five-Year Plan

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2025 - 2029 Annual and Five-Year Plan - Draft Document

FY25 MTW Amended Supplement DRAFT.pdf

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2024-2028 Strategic Plan

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Draft 2024 Admissions & Continued Occupancy Plan (ACOP)

Draft 2024 Administrative Plan

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