For over 20 years, the Housing Authority of Clayton County (HACC) has helped provide and maintain safe and decent housing for low to moderate income citizens of Clayton County. Whenever there is a need for housing rehabilitation or a quality multifamily housing development in need of financing, the HACC has been there to assist and lead.

In 1982, the Board of Commissioners of Clayton County created the HACC to act as a conduit of federal, state, and local funding devices, providing tax exempt financing to developers building affordable multifamily housing units. The approximately 250,000 people living in Clayton County continue to benefit from this quality housing stock that is continually maintained at the highest standards possible.

The breadth of the HACC's work has changed over the last 20 years, but the vision has remained the same - to make a difference in the community, one family at a time. Through the adminstration of federal programs and partnering with like-minded organizations, the ever-changing role of the Authority will benefit the community for years to come.