Fair Housing
Fair Housing Law
Federal and state fair housing laws prohibit discriminatory practices in any industry-related business or transaction that may affect the ability of protected class members to secure housing and/or live in the housing of their choice.
All grantees of CDBG and HOME funds are required to successfully complete Fair Housing training and we encourage all housing providers to attend and complete this training as well. Training is offered through Montana Fair Housing.
Analysis of Impediments To Fair Housing Choice
The 2014 Missoula Fair Housing Assessment (PDF) (or Analysis of Impediments) was completed as part of the planning process for cities that receive entitlement funds from the HUD. The AI includes a review of the City's laws, regulations and administrative policies, procedures, and practices; an assessment of how those laws affect fair housing choices for all protected classes, and an assessment of the availability and accessibility of housing.
Section 504 and ADA Notice and Grievance Procedures
The City of Missoula has adopted policies and procedures in compliance with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act. Read our compliance policy (PDF) or learn about our grievance procedure (PDF).
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John Adams
Grants Administrator IIIPhone: (406) 552-6397
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Emily Armstrong
Reaching Home Program ManagerPhone: (406) 552-6393
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Karen Gasvoda
Grants Administrator IIPhone: (406) 552-6218
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Emily Harris-Shears
Affordable Housing Trust Fund AdministratorPhone: (406) 552-6394
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Samantha Hilliard
Reaching Home Program CoordinatorPhone: (406) 552-6392
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Montana James
Deputy DirectorPhone: (406) 552-6396
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Chase Jones
Energy Conservation Program ManagerPhone: (406) 552-6389
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Eran Pehan
DirectorPhone: (406) 552-6395
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Charlotte Psick
Energy Conservation Program CoordinatorPhone: (406) 552-6647
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Holly Truitt
Principle Investigator, The Link ProjectPhone:
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Zoe Walters
Administrative Assistant and ARHC CoordinatorPhone: (406) 552-6399