The city is working with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to make sure people receiving assistance from the Indianapolis Housing Agency get the help they deserve.
At this time, the city has only filed a letter of intent with HUD, but if a deal is reached, the city said it's goal is to make sure the Indianapolis Housing Agency is financially stable and able to better serve residents.
Completed maintenance orders, clean living conditions, and security are some of the things Katie Hinton-Burger and William McMiller said residents have been struggling with at Barton Tower. "We don't have no activities, nothing to make older people like me happy. Then, we have to put up with roaches and bedbugs and stuff like that," said Hinton-Burger.Another IHA property, Lugar Tower, isunder investigation by the Indiana Attorney General's Office.
Giffin said it's in the process of reaching an agreement with HUD that will allow the city to step in and help reorganize the housing agency.
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