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  MCHI’s Mission  
  To develop, maintain and promote quality housing that is affordable for residents of Monterey County and to strengthen families by supporting stable and economically diverse neighborhoods.  
On behalf of MCHI's Board of Directors please allow me to welcome you to the web site of the Monterey County Housing Inc., also known simply as MCHI (mee-chee). The goal of this website is to provide you with information about MCHI and its efforts to realize its mission as stated above...AND its awareness that it takes more than shelter from the elements to enhance lives, it takes a coordinated effort of all non-profits within the County.
 
In that connection I direct your attention to the news scroller below and the Event Calendar accessible via the icon to the right...both of which attempt to addresses not only MCHI oriented events that may be of interest to you, but ALL organizations that focus on the quality of life within Monterey County.
 
Telephone:
831-256-7877
 
Prior visitors to MCHI will notice broad changes in this website...changes that shall securely include ALL Monterey County stakeholders' input in the realization of the Community's potential, from affordable housing to needed services.
It is a work in progress.
              
 
 
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California’s Article 34 requires local governments to turn to their voters for approval if they want to build public housing.
Posted on Nov 4th, 2022
The rule, embedded in the state constitution, requires local governments to turn to their voters for approval if they want to build public housing. Californians voted to add it to the constitution in 1950 and it’s been making it harder to build affordable housing since.
 
“There's still people who don't know that Article 34 was a direct result of white backlash to civil rights victories and the attempt of President Truman to desegregate housing,”
 
 
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Californians with criminal records face housing barriers - Los Angeles Times
Posted on Aug 2nd, 2022
Hannah Wiley, Mackenzie Mays
 
SACRAMENTO —
Tenants are often at the mercy of private landlords who conduct criminal background checks. Regulations restrict people from accessing federally subsidized housing if they’ve been convicted of certain crimes, including drug and sex offenses.
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425 Queen Street
King City, CA 93930
Section 8: Yes
Bedroom: 1
Bathroom 1
Rent : $445
MCHI Contact: Ms. Kim Ruiz
Coast & Valley Properties 
 (831) 757-1270 
 

 
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