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Brillion Housing Authority
About Us
The Brillion Housing Authority, located in Brillion, Wisconsin, has proudly served the community since 1969 by providing safe, affordable, and quality housing opportunities for eligible households.
We serve residents throughout Brillion, Calumet County, and surrounding communities by offering affordable housing options for individuals and families who meet program eligibility requirements. Our goal is to create welcoming communities where residents can feel safe, supported, and at home.
The Brillion Housing Authority oversees two apartment communities in Brillion with a total of 47 rental units. Our housing programs serve a variety of eligible households, including low-income individuals and families, older adults, and persons with disabilities. Heritage Apartments is specifically designated for individuals age 62 or older and persons with disabilities, while other housing opportunities may be available to eligible households based on program requirements.
The Brillion Housing Authority offers 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom apartment units only. Unit size is determined in accordance with applicable HUD, Rural Development, LIHTC, fair housing, and occupancy standards, based on household composition, household size, program eligibility, and unit availability.
In general, 1-bedroom units may house up to two occupants. 2-bedroom units may house a minimum of two occupants and a maximum of four occupants. The maximum household size for a family unit is four occupants. Final unit assignment is determined by program requirements, occupancy standards, and the number of eligible household members approved to reside in the unit.
As an independent governmental agency, the Brillion Housing Authority is governed by a local board made up of City of Brillion residents. Our programs operate without the use of municipal tax dollars. Funding is provided through tenant-paid rents, program income, and assistance through the Department of Housing and Urban Development, Rural Development, and other applicable housing programs.
Our mission is to promote and provide decent, safe, sanitary, and affordable housing, economic opportunity, and a suitable living environment free from discrimination. We are committed to following all applicable fair housing laws and program requirements while helping eligible applicants find housing that fits their needs.
Whether you are an individual, a family, an older adult, or a person with a disability looking for affordable housing, we would be happy to help you learn more about our communities and available housing options.
Call or schedule an appointment today to learn more about the Brillion Housing Authority and how we may be able to assist you.
Areas Served
Brown County, WI | Calumet County, WI | Outagamie County, WI | Manitowoc County, WI
Our Professional Associations
- WAHA Member
- Chamber of Commerce
Languages Spoken
- English
- Spanish Upon Request
What We Offer
Our Specialties include:
- Our specialty at the residence centers on providing individualized care in an uplifting and positive atmosphere. We pride ourselves on creating a homey environment where residents feel valued and respected. Our friendly, qualified staff is dedicated to ensuring that each resident receives personalized attention tailored to their unique needs and preferences, promoting a nurturing and supportive community.
Our Services include:
- Housing Options: We provide welcoming and supportive housing for the elderly and low-income individuals, offering both independent living apartments and retirement communities that cater to various needs and preferences.
- Apartment Features: Our independent living apartments are pet friendly and designed to accommodate married couples, ensuring comfort and convenience for diverse residents.
- Health and Wellness: We prioritize health and wellness with facilities such as a fitness room and regular visits from healthcare professionals, including a visiting podiatrist.
- Accessibility and Comfort: Our spaces are handicap accessible, with lifts available for ease of mobility, ensuring all residents can navigate safely and comfortably.
- Social and Community Services: Engage with our vibrant community featuring services like an on-site beautician, visiting Catholic group for rosary, and programs designed to cultivate well-being.
- Multilingual Support: We offer multilingual assistance upon request to ensure clear communication and personalized support for all residents.
Testimonials
On 2/17/2025
F.J. White
had this to say:
Absolutely spotless upon move-in. There wasn't a spot I needed to clean. Snow removal is done quickly and thoroughly, even multiple times a day and even in the bitter cold. Super community vibes. Highly recommend 🙌
Contact Us
Brillion Housing Authority
214 S. Parkway Dr. Brillion, WI 54110
Phone: (920) 756-3041
Fax: (920) 756-3869
Email: adminassist
Executive Director: Jackie Grant
Director@BrillionHousingAuthority.com
Deputy Director: Jessica Kahl
AdminAssist@BrillionHousingAuthority.com
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Payment Types Accepted
Personal Checks, Direct Deposit
Our Hours
Holiday Hours May Vary. Please Call For Details.
Monday: 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Tuesday: 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Wednesday: 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Thursday: 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
News
Finding the right housing matters—and at the Brillion Housing Authority, we’re here to help make that process easier. We focus on providing dependable housing options that meet the needs of individuals and families in our community.✔ Reliable and affordable living options
✔ Community-focused approach
✔ Dedicated to resident satisfaction
Start your journey toward a comfortable and secure home today.
📍 Visit us to learn more: https://brillionhousingauthoritywi.com/
At the Brillion Housing Authority, we are committed to providing safe, comfortable, and affordable housing options for our community. Our goal is to help residents feel secure while enjoying a place they’re proud to call home.
✅ Affordable housing solutions
✅ Clean, well-maintained properties
✅ Supportive community environment
Discover a place where comfort and community come together.
🌐 Learn more: https://brillionhousingauthoritywi.com/
Info
Parkview InformationParkview Application
Heritage Information
Heritage Application
FAQ
Employment Income
• Gross wages (before taxes)
• Salaries
• Overtime (if it is likely to continue)
• Bonuses and commissions
• Tips
• Self-employment earnings (net business income)
Government Benefits
• Social Security retirement benefits
• SSDI (Social Security Disability Insurance)
• SSI (Supplemental Security Income)
• Unemployment compensation
• Worker's Compensation (if paid periodically)
• Veterans’ benefits
• Pension and retirement distributions
• Railroad retirement benefits
Child and Family Support
• Child support received
• Alimony or spousal maintenance received
• Regular financial contributions or gifts from someone outside the household (if they are recurring and expected to continue)
Income from Assets
If household assets exceed the applicable threshold (HUD updates this periodically), income generated from those assets may be counted, such as:
• Interest from savings accounts
• Dividends
• Rental income from other property
• Trust fund distributions
• Investment earnings
Other Sources
• Regular payments from annuities
• Certain tribal payments
• Income from recurring insurance settlements
• Periodic payments from legal settlements
What about assets?
Even if an asset itself isn't counted as income, the income it produces often is.
Examples:
• Savings account: The balance isn't annual income, but the interest earned is.
• Stocks: Dividends count.
• A second home: Rental income may count, and the equity may need to be disclosed depending on the program.
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Household income means everyone's income
Generally, management must include the income of all adult household members and, in some cases, income earned by minors (depending on the source and program rules).
For example:
• A married couple applying together: both incomes count.
• An adult child living in the household: their income usually counts.
• A minor's part-time job: often excluded under HUD rules.
-Water and sewer services included
-An electric utility allowance
-Central air conditioning
-Electric range and refrigerator (with freezer on the bottom)
-Walk-in showers
-Individual thermostat for heating
-Internet/TV-ready units (tenant pays for service)
-Outdoor patio/sidewalk space (tenant responsible for upkeep)
-Units with 1- and 2-bedroom options
-One off-street parking spot per unit
-Furnished community room with kitchen for special gatherings
-On-Site laundry
-Video security system throughout
-Resident computer center
-Office with indoor mailboxes
-On-site beautician (tenant pays for services)
-Well-maintained grounds and units
When a unit becomes available, you will be asked to verify the following (if applicable):
-Recent Social Security award letter
-Most current pay stubs or income documentation
-List of all financial assets (bank accounts, investments, etc.)
-Documentation of medical expenses (for seniors/disabled applicants)
-Childcare provider information (for family applicants)
📌 Please remember to notify the Housing Authority if your contact information or household composition changes while on the waiting list.
📞 Apartments are available for viewing by appointment only.
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