Affordable & Fair HOUSING RESOURCES
SAn diego Housing commision-Low Income Apartments and housing
Households with lower incomes can apply to rent an affordable unit from the San Diego Housing Commission (SDHC) or the developers that partner with SDHC to create affordable rental housing in the City of San Diego. SDHC, including its nonprofit affiliate, Housing Development Partners (HDP), owns or manages more than 4,100 affordable rental housing units. As a lender, bond issuer and administrator of City of San Diego affordable rental housing programs, SDHC has partnered with developers to create more than 23,000 affordable rental housing units citywide. Affordable Housing Resource Guide SDHC produces the Affordable Housing Resource Guide annually as a public service. Because of changes in ownership, some listings may not be current. Most of the apartment complexes have waiting lists. Contact the property managers at the properties you’re interested in to find out the actual rental rates.
The City of El Cajon operates rehabilitation programs to help lower-income, single-family homeowners or mobile-homeowners in El Cajon, as well as a small apartment complex rehabilitation program. El Cajon also offers first-time home buyer programs for its residents. Other housing programs are also available from time to time.
Fair Housing, Rental disputes, discrimination and Infestations
327 Van Houten, El Cajon, CA 92020
(800) 954-0441
www.c4sa.org
CSA San Diego County has decades of experience as advocates for fair housing and in mediating tenant/landlord issues, and we continue to do so today. Other issues CSA addresses include: hate crime prevention, civil rights of first generation immigrants, human trafficking, youth education, and voter education.
Residents having issues with bedbugs or other infestations can contact CSA San Diego for consultation about their housing rights (both landlords and tenants). Contact CSA at (619) 444-5700. If you are a resident trying to get rid of bedbugs in your home, CLICK HERE to view an informative website on "how to" rid your household of bedbugs.
5570 Overland Avenue, Suite 102
San Diego, CA 92123
(858) 694-2888
Email: [email protected]
The Vector Control Program (VCP) is a countywide program, within the County of San Diego Department of Environmental Health and Quality (DEHQ), that works to protect the public from vectors and the diseases they transmit.
Vectors are insects or other animals that can carry disease to people. Some examples of vectors in San Diego County are mosquitoes, ticks and rats. The VCP also monitors eye gnats.
The VCP uses a strategy called integrated vector management. This approach uses a balanced and “lightest touch” combination of methods to reduce the risk of vector-borne diseases while minimizing effects on the environment
Request Service Submit a request for service online to:
- Request an educational rat or mosquito inspection
- Report a green pool
- Request mosquitofish delivery
- To report a dead bird
- Other vector related issue
Contact Us at the County of San Diego Vector Control Program office is located in the County Operations Complex in Kearny Mesa
