Family Housing (State Moderate Rental)
Community Information



All residential areas have active tenant associations and block watches whose mission is to maintain a safe living environment in our neighborhoods. Building a well-rounded community takes more than just affordable accommodations! The tenant associations offer periodic meetings to allow the residents the opportunity to meet their neighbors, discuss current neighborhood matters, and remain an active part of the thriving community.
Qualifications
To qualify for the Moderate Rental housing program, your total household annual income cannot be greater than the amounts shown in the chart below.
Number of People in the Household |
Maximum Annual Income Allowed at Admission |
2 | $52,000 |
3 | $58,500 |
4 | $65,000 |
5 | $70,200 |
6 | $75,400 |
7 | $80,600 |
8 | $85,800 |
Rent & Utilities
The rental charges for the Moderate Rental housing program are based on a household’s income. Residents pay either 30% of their income or the base rent, whichever is higher. The current base rents are shown in the chart below. Residents are responsible for all utilities (oil heat, electricity, and water) in the Moderate Rental program and are given month utility allowances in accordance with the size of the apartment.
Number of Bedrooms |
Style | Monthly Base Rent |
Monthly Utility Allowance |
2 | Duplex | $454 | $119 |
2 | Single Family | $460 | $117 |
2 | Two-Story Row | $520 | $119 |
3 | Duplex | $470 | $119 |
3 | Single Family | $467 | $150 |
3 | Two-Story Row | $530 | $150 |
Applications
To apply for the Moderate Rental Housing program, download the application packet here. Completed application packets can be sent to:The Seymour Housing Authority
28 Smith Street
Seymour, CT 06483
If you are unable to print out the application packet, please complete the application request form on our “Contact Us” page, and we will mail one to you.